Rustic Vacation Homes

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Posted March 4, 2010 at 7:46 am

Touring Mighigan's Upper Penninsula By Motorcycle
In the 1970s I used to ride up into the U.P. on vacation. Despite a move to California more than 30 years ago I still return to my hometown, but had not been back to the U.P. since 1975. That’s why I was especially enthused about …. To me , the true charm of the place-with its pines and cedars, maples and birches, hidden lakes and bays, and rustic cabins-is how the whole thing comes together. On this fall Sunday we rumble along backroads to The Up North Lodge near Gwinn. … read more…

Vacation Rentals – Undiscovered Travel Retreats « Travel and Tourism
There are literally thousands of places available, are private homes, condos, cabins, etc., available for rent. And given the facilities available in these rents range from rustic to lavish, comfortable and spacious. … read more…

Outstanding Holidays: Sardinia Doesn't Disappoint | Holiday in …
The cuisine here is hearty and somewhat rustic, with a definite Italian flair. For most people, dinner is the most important meal of the day, meant to be lingered over and enjoyed. There are other attractions for vacation holidays. … read more…

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Touring Mighigan’s Upper Penninsula by Motorcycle
One of the reasons I ride is for the spirit of facing the road and life with a can-do attitude, and another is for the joy of seeing the landscape unfold. If that’s part of your riding psyche, too, yo… read more…

Enjoy Your Vacation by Cycling France
The thought behind vacationing has grown both in popularity in addition to in extravagance. Vacations were once thought-about achieved by traveling to the next city or visiting relatives however the c… read more…

The great thing about log homes
Today’s log homes can be just as big and luxurious as traditional stick-built homes, and they’ve got something your neighbor’s home doesn’t: logs. What kid didn’t dream of having a lot home (… read more…

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Resolved Question: What does this weird island dream mean?
…I’m on vacation with my boyfriend… we fly (by plane) to a tropical paradise– somewhere near Thailand, Vietnam, or maybe the Seychelles– to an island, with a name that begins with the letter ‘P’… we arrive at the place we’ll be staying, suitcases in hand– it’s not a hotel, but a beautiful dream home, that we’ve managed to purchase somehow– I’m overjoyed– we’ll be living there, from now on– in a series of charmingly rustic wooden cabins– the cabins are on stilts– each cabin contains a single room (most of the rooms are square, or rectangular in shape) & they stretch from the white sand beach, out into the turquoise water, connected to each other by suspension bridges made of rope & wooden slats. We enter the first cabin, and begin to explore our new home– each cabin leading to the next, on and on… cabin, suspension bridge, cabin, suspension bridge… the turquoise water is breathtakingly beautiful, & calm… there are no glass panes in the cabin windows– the windows are square, open to the air; they frame the sea & sky, so that it looks like a painting, and balmy, sea breezes pour in… the cabins are spare– most contain no furniture at all, or else they are simply decorated– one room contains a single woven hammock– another has a white canopy bed, and a marble & oak washstand– another contains a few clay vases, a few seashells, and a Japanese pottery incense burner, w/ incense burning in it… most of the rooms are empty, though– I don’t mind… I’m just so happy, to be in my dream home… the last cabin door lets out onto the steps of an enormous ziggurat (sp?), made of white sand, rising up from the ocean, and almost reaching the sun– I begin to climb its steps, and I wake up– trying to remember the name of the island, whose name begins with the letter ‘P,’ and maybe has an ‘S’ in it– (something like pagos, or maybe pesache*???)

*sounds like pesach, or Passover, but am not Jewish in real life, tho’ I grew up in NYC.

Resolved Question: What does this dream mean– wish fulfillment? sexual symbolism?
…I’m on vacation with my boyfriend… we fly (by plane) to a tropical paradise– somewhere near Thailand, Vietnam, or maybe the Seychelles– to an island, with a name that begins with the letter ‘P’… we arrive at the place we’ll be staying, suitcases in hand– it’s not a hotel, but a beautiful dream home, that we’ve managed to purchase somehow– I’m overjoyed– we’ll be living there, from now on– in a series of charmingly rustic wooden cabins– the cabins are on stilts– each cabin contains a single room (most of the rooms are square, or rectangular in shape) & they stretch from the white sand beach, out into the turquoise water, connected to each other by suspension bridges made of rope & wooden slats. We enter the first cabin, and begin to explore our new home– each cabin leading to the next, on and on… cabin, suspension bridge, cabin, suspension bridge… the turquoise water is breathtakingly beautiful, & calm… there are no glass panes in the cabin windows– the windows are square, open to the air; they frame the sea & sky, so that it looks like a painting, and balmy, sea breezes pour in… the cabins are spare– most contain no furniture at all, or else they are simply decorated– one room contains a single woven hammock– another has a white canopy bed, and a marble & oak washstand– another contains a few large, red clay vases, a few seashells (yoni symbolism?), and a Japanese pottery incense burner, w/ incense burning in it… most of the rooms are empty, though– I don’t mind… I’m just so happy, to be in my dream home… the last cabin door lets out onto the steps of an enormous ziggurat (sp?), made of white sand, rising from the aquamarine water, and almost reaching the sun– I begin to climb its steps, and I wake up– trying to remember the name of the island, whose name begins with the letter ‘P,’ and maybe has an ‘S’ in it– something like pagos, or maybe pesache???

Resolved Question: What does this dream mean– wish fulfillment? sexual symbolism?
…I’m on vacation with my boyfriend… we fly (by plane) to a tropical paradise– somewhere near Thailand, Vietnam, or maybe the Seychelles– to an island, with a name that begins with the letter ‘P’… we arrive at the place we’ll be staying, suitcases in hand– it’s not a hotel, but a beautiful dream home, that we’ve managed to purchase somehow– I’m overjoyed– we’ll be living there, from now on– in a series of charmingly rustic wooden cabins– the cabins are on stilts– each cabin contains a single room (most of the rooms are square, or rectangular in shape) & they stretch from the white sand beach, out into the turquoise water, connected to each other by suspension bridges made of rope & wooden slats. We enter the first cabin, and begin to explore our new home– each cabin leading to the next, on and on… cabin, suspension bridge, cabin, suspension bridge… the turquoise water is breathtakingly beautiful, & calm… there are no glass panes in the cabin windows– the windows are square, open to the air; they frame the sea & sky, so that it looks like a painting, and balmy, sea breezes pour in… the cabins are spare– most contain no furniture at all, or else they are simply decorated– one room contains a single woven hammock– another has a white canopy bed, and a marble & oak washstand– another contains a few large, red clay vases, a few seashells (yoni symbolism?), and a Japanese pottery incense burner, w/ wonderfully fragrant Tibetan incense burning in it… most of the rooms are empty, though– I don’t mind… I’m just so happy, to be in my dream home… the last cabin door lets out onto the steps of an enormous ziggurat (sp?), made of white sand, rising from the aquamarine water, and almost reaching the sun– I begin to climb its steps, and I wake up– trying to remember the name of the island, whose name begins with the letter ‘P,’ and maybe has an ‘S’ in it– something like pagos, or maybe pesache???

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