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![]() If you go...To Pawpaw country Thursday, September 18, 2003
The southern third of Ohio has 10 percent of the state's population, and this area in the foothills of the Appalachians is beautiful. If you find yourself in pawpaw country, here are our recommendations:
This is how a log cabin should be -- the rustic log structure you fantasize about but with all the comforts of home. The rooms are large and beautifully furnished with a tasteful combination of antiques and IKEA.
Breakfast was at the couple's fabulous bakery, which features brioche, giant cinnamon rolls with hazelnuts and mouth-watering croissants from this master baker. (There are tarts and scones for the road, too.) Call 1-740-592-4147 or e-mail bigchimney@sprynet.com. Robin's mother has a pottery studio between the cabin and bakery that features the friendly felines that grace the cabin's fireplace mantel.
A note at the B&B advises showing up before 9 a.m., when people start arriving from near and far for the delicious artisan breads and pastries. Such an off-the-beaten-track getaway isn't for everybody, however. One night a couple had disappeared by the time breakfast was delivered. Matt, a former forest ranger, later discovered that the city folks had been scared off by a screech owl. The couple returned to pay their bill and never let on.
Emphasis is on fresh food well prepared. We wished we lived nearby and could have carried a doggie bag home. The portions are that generous, and we confirmed rumors of a seasonal Pawpaw Margarita and Pawpaw Lassi. Call 1-740-592-2016.
-- Suzanne Martinson
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