So after my debacle with horseback riding (FYI I will now refer to horses as WHOREses, because that's what they are.) we went back to our cozy little Bed & Breakfast to smoke some green and get sloshed on locally made Mendocino wine.
I'm only 23 so I haven't had too much experience in the world of B&B's, I think its primarily something restricted to couples who have been fucking for a while and are trying to make things more romantic/ serious, newly wed couples, couples who are trying to make it even though they're old and tired of one another or groups of couples who are considering swinging with other couples...oh and of course don't forget about the gals groups like book clubs or wine clubs that want to take their friendships to the next level (possibly one involving lesbian experimental behavior). And I think that this is exactly the type of people who should frequent these of destination spots. I did tag along with my mom to a few B&B's as a youth. I think I would enjoy the cuteness and quaintness of sharing that experience together at this age more than I did back then.
These are the ideal candidates:
They're not actually reading the news, they're looking at the ads for tranny hookers to spice up their sex life |
Don't let the love die before you do |
Ultimately what I've concluded from personal experience and anecdotes from others is this: You have a 50% chance of going to a really charming and cozy B&B with a delightful no pressure breakfast (aka you can come and eat it or you can skip it) and a relaxing stay.
Slightly overgrown but still sweet garden arch facing the ocean. |
Charming little cottage at the Inn at Schoolhouse Creek |
Mmmm worth waking up for |
You also have a 50% chance of going to a really creepy and uncomfortable B&B where the owner basically operates it so they can show off their doll collections* or the thousands of blankets they've woven on their handcrafted looms and force you into awkward conversation at 7 am over some shitty tea and crumpets. Luckily we got the former experience.
This is Bed & Breakfast Barbara...an example of the type of proprietor you want to avoid, She has way too much time on her hands and way too much information she's dying to talk to someone about. |
This place clearly has some angry spirits dwelling in it. |
Bed & Breakfast Barbara will probably talk your ear off about all their names and outfits. |
This is what the angry spirits in the house want to do with the Chatty Cathys and Peeing Pollyanna dolls and Special Edition Sacajawea. |
The Inn at school house creek is an adorable little arrangement of cottages with silly little names and unique little touches, ours was a potbelly fireplace (which we didn't end up having enough energy to take an interest in), as well as a front porch (appropriate for glasses of wine) and a back porch (appropriate for bowls of maryjane). It also, for whatever odd reason, had a little fenced area with two mules behind the back porch. Mules are a lot more respectable than whorses simply because people don't ride them for pleasure but you can ride them if absolutely necessary or you can just throw some sacks of your belongings on them and have them Sherpa your shit around for you. It was also supposedly haunted, which of course got the paranormal detective in me all excited (no eerie happenings, which is probably for the best).
This little stumbled upon nature sculpture was either made by an artsy fartsy hiker or it was left as a sign from the weirdo back at the B&B to let us know he was around...
I embellished it with the blossom, |
The sink hole was a trip. It doesn't look to crazy but its basically the ocean coming underneath the bluff we were on to a place where the land just gave away and now there's a sort of little pond of ocean in the middle of it.
After getting our fill of small town/ nature adventures back to the city we went in our little shit mobile (it may not look to fly but it gets us where we need to go)
Down by the river. We left contact info. in the glove compartment in case we ended up getting kidnapped and tortured by the weirdo |
Back on the windy road home we go...we saw where Paul Bunyan ashed his cigarette on the way. |
Fun blog :)
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