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ooking for a one-of-a-kind, personalized getaway? Consider a small inn for your next vacation. We’ve found several that offer discounts for current and former servicemembers. Find more inns offering military dis- counts at www.iloveinns.com. Click on the “Specials” link.


Blue Heron Inn (above, www.blueheroninngacoast.com), on Georgia’s colonial coast, is located near the Altamaha


River and tidal creeks, remote beaches, and Georgia’s barrier islands. Jefferson Inn (www.jeffersoninn.com), in New Hampshire’s White Mountains, has plenty of winter activities,


from Santa’s Village to skiing, snowmobiling, skating, and sledding. Regarding his servicemember discount, host Eric Higgins says, “I spent 20 years in the Navy, so call it professional courtesy.” Market Street Inn (www.marketstreetinn.com) in Taylorville, Ill., is an 1892 Queen Anne Victorian home and car- riage house in the heart of historic “Lincolnland.” It’s near the Abraham Lincoln Museum and home, historic Tay- lorville Town Square, and Lincoln Prairie Trail. Persephone’s Farm Retreat (www.bedandbreakfast.cc) in Sevierville, Tenn., is a 10-acre farm on the banks of the


French Broad River in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains. The 1896 farmhouse has a parlor, a music room, and terraced porches. While there, gather eggs from the hens (kids love this), brush and feed the miniature horses, golf, and explore the Smokies. Inns at Blackberry Common (www.innsatblackberrycommon.com) is a restored Italianate Victorian Inn in mid-


coast Maine, complete with fireplace parlors, garden patios, claw-foot tubs, and a carriage house. It’s just two blocks from the harbor in Camden. Veterans get a 20-percent discount with a two-night stay.


— Maryann Hammers 22 MILITARY OFFICER DECEMBER 2011 PHOTO: COURTESY JAN CHAMBERLAIN/BLUE HERON INN


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