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Our Trip to Beaver Lake

We had an amazing time at Beaver Lake outside of Eureka Springs. The weather was perfect. The leaves we're beautiful. Changing leaves and cooler weather make me happy! It was relaxing and we needed relaxing.
The cutoff road to the cabins. Maybe it was part of a spook trail or something.
Our cabin was on the mountain top. The bottom was closed off since we didn't need the space.
The inside was a little rustic for my taste, but I understand why they decorate that way.
There was a family of six deer that lived in the wooded part below the cabin. They would come out to graze each morning. 
Again the view was AMAZING!!!!!!!!
I thought there would be places to eat around the cabin, but there wasn't so we went into Eureka Springs to eat Friday night. The place we anted to eat at had a wait time of over an hour and Kev had forgotten his wallet, so no waiting and drinking. We ended up at this wonderful Mexican place. I love how all the restaurants and shops are in old houses/buildings.



































Saturday we walked around downtown and browsed the shops.
 We also went by the famous Haunted Cresent Hotel. We didn't go in, hjust drove throughthe parking lot
Lunch Saturday was at a wonderful little family owned catfish place. They even had homemade fried pies. Yes, we got one.
We definitely want to go back. The lake cabins are amazing and just a short drive into town.













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