A Witch House Visit

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After a leisurely start involving coffee out on the deck we got ourselves motivated for a trip into town for provisions but first we had to take the “short”hike up the mountain to see the witch house. Actually with all the work that Wayne, Ceil, and their son have done in recent years the house no longer looks totally abandoned but it is still unique and fun to visit. After that our day included a trip to Waynesville and Mast General Store and a belated anniversary dinner of steaks on the grill and wine brought back from the anniversary celebration in Florida. It’s wonderful to have Bill and Lou finally here to visit in our mountain retreat.

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