Off To Amish Country, Part 2

"Equal and Opposite Reactions"
by Patti Liszkay

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Off To Amish Country, Part 2

...Continued from yesterday:

Berlin, Ohio

     The following morning, Monday morning, we started the day with breakfast in the dining room,    ​

...where, among the other standard offerings of a well-stocked breakfast buffet, which this one was, can always be found my favorite Berlin Resort breakfast goodie, the iced cinnamon rolls.

     After breakfast we packed up and checked out, by which time the girls decided they were hungry for some of the East of Chicago pizza we'd brought home the night before (see yesterday's post), our friendly waitress having offered to pack us a box of pizza from the pizza bar to take with us, and so we relaxed while the girls ate their pizza, ​

​...played a game of chess with their dad,

...then played for  a while in the buggy in front of the hotel.

​    We then headed down the path,

...to the koi pond,

​...to feed the fish,

...after which we headed back to the Children's Village,

...for one more round of make-believe.

   Then we left the Berlin Resort,

...and drove to nearby Hershberger's Farm and Bakery,

...to visit the farm's petting barn,

...to ride the ponies,

...and the big horses,

...and to play in the rock box,

...and snap some nice shots of the scenery.

     After our visit to the farm we drove to Charm, the next town over from Berlin,

...to have lunch at the Charm Family Restaurant, ​

...outside of which was a rather fascinating fountain,

...and inside of which the ambiance was uplifting,

...and the food down-home and   yummy.

The Perch Din-ner

​The Prime Rib Wrap.

     Buttered Noodles.

​     Macaroni and Cheese with Glazed Carrots.

     Pecan Pie

​     Ice Cream Sundae

     After lunch, it being well with our bodies and souls, we left charming Charm, Ohio,

...and headed back to Columbus.