The Oswego B&B

We found the quaintest little B&B. It's set back from the rest of the world down it's own private, tree-lined lane. The rooms have lakefront views, sizzling sunsets, cool evening breezes --- and even wireless internet access (but no cable TV). Other ammenities include the lakefront hot tub, free pontoon and Jet-Ski rides, unlimited pier access and sundeck time, and even an old-fashioned porch swing. Other activties include sailing, skiing, tubing, cycling, or just relaxing while the waves hit the seawall and the boats pass by. You can get a cappuccino in the morning, a cabernet at night and even a personal trainer if you time your visit right. (There is even an in-house physician.)

The guestbook shows visitors who have traveled from as far away as Minnesota, Florida, North Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi --- and even England and Iceland!!!

Aren't we lucky to call this B&B home?

We had the pleasure of hosting Carol and two of her friends from Iceland, Maria and Loa , for about a week. I must confess, however, that the reason for their visit was not because of our B&B's reputation. They came because Clay Aiken was touring and made two stops in Indiana.

Nonetheless, we still exposed them to some of the more important things here in our little world --- The Wagon Wheel Theater, The Lake City Skiers ski show, Poppyseed Chicken, and Sweet Corn Charlie's corn-on-the-cob.

Although our guests did enjoy several of the other ammenities, they spent most of their free time on the internet checking out the latest Clay-crazy web-sites.

They definitely got Clay's attention at the Indiana State Fair concert with these signs.

I think we might see them again.