Linnea’s extensive garden is gorgeous even in October and her vintage decorated barn stay was probably the most thoughtful one I’ve seen. She thought of just about everything anyone could possibly need! She had coffee, cream, and giant muffins, a cover for microwaving plates, and a fire blanket in the kitchen, a closet full of games, toiletries in the bathroom, which is downstairs, (from extra toothbrushes to sample deodorants. The upstairs bedrooms (you have to pass through one to get to the other) had ceiling fans, luggage racks, air conditioners, USB and electrical outlets, and lots of extra bedding and blankets. Linnea told us about a cute nearby town we weren’t aware of, and we spent a fun afternoon poking around the antique keyshops and then had a fantastic dinner at Little York restauran. The town is half an hour away from our main destination: the Golden Nugget Flea Market, and the drive along the river was beautiful.