The Why Cafe

I love books you can read in a day. I also love books that make you reevalute your life to see if you're on the right path.This book is both. Join John as he finds himself in the Why Cafe in the middle of nowhere. John finds exactly what he needs in the questions on the menu and the people he meets. 

• Why are you here?
• Do you fear death?
• Are you fulfilled?

Come visit us and read the Why Cafe. 

Greetings from the Stone Turtle,

Danielle

This blog is brought to you by the lovely (biased opinion, we know) Stone Turtle – Lodging, a small family owned and operated hotel / lodging business near Lawton, Oklahoma, Fort Sill,  the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, Meers and Medicine Park. Yeah, that’s right we’re a small lodging business close to all the awesomeness Oklahoma has to offer!! Fort Sill Hotels. Lawton OK Hotels. Elgin OK Hotels. Apache OK Hotels. Meers OK Hotels.

 

June 8, 2015

Happy Monday!

Here's a picture from Prairie Balm Herbals' last walk/class at the Stone Turtle - Lodging! We found this beautiful butterfly sitting on some yarrow. Yarrow is also known as Achillea millefolium. Achilles used yarrow to heal wounds on the battlefields of Troy. 

Yarrow is a powerful healing herb for wounds, cuts and abrasions. Some of its common names reflect the healing properties such as staunch weed and soldier's wound wort. It's also great for fever.



Have a lovely Monday,



Danielle
The Stone Turtle - Lodging

This blog is brought to you by the lovely (biased opinion, we know) Stone Turtle – Lodging, a small family owned and operated hotel / lodging business near Lawton, Oklahoma, Fort Sill,  the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, Meers and Medicine Park. Yeah, that’s right we’re a small lodging business close to all the awesomeness Oklahoma has to offer!! Fort Sill Hotels. Lawton OK Hotels. Elgin OK Hotels. Apache OK Hotels. Meers OK Hotels.

A new book for Faith!

We have a new book! This book is special to us. The picture on the cover was taken from our location! Dr. Basil Moss was the grandson of the Crains, the family who first homesteaded our land.

It was another hot summer in Oklahoma as we walked back up the road from a lovely country wedding. It was somewhat odd to find two people standing in our arena looking around. To our surprise, it happened to be Dr. Moss and his aunt. To the aunt's surprise we had saved a lot of the treasures we found (marbles, silverware, pieces of china). We had the pleasure of hearing stories of the Crain children playing with marbles and of how the family came to Oklahoma. The tale of the quest over the Red River can be read in Back Roads and Buffalo Trails.

This blog is brought to you by the lovely (biased opinion, we know) Stone Turtle – Lodging, a small family owned and operated hotel / lodging business near Lawton, Oklahoma, Fort Sill,  the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, Meers and Medicine Park. Yeah, that’s right we’re a small lodging business close to all the awesomeness Oklahoma has to offer!!