Dear Sue, and Clare, Yes, I am having an amazing time. It is great fun and the lace exhibit is actually the most successful exhibit they have ever had. I think that the historic inn would be well advised to write up an article in any historic inn trade magazines that may exist about how desirable it might be for historic inns to contribute to lace exhibits in local museums. Who knew that hordes of luncheon seeking lace enthusiasts would roam the streets, looking for historic structures (with which they are well-acquainted due to multiple lace demonstrations) pockets weighed down with money looking for a good time? Interestingly, Clinton, due to its historic aspects and very scenic bridge over a waterfall between two mills, both museums, is a favorite fall day trip destination because the trees are very pretty. While I was showing the Belgians around, there were several other visitors. One woman was overwhelmed by the Carriage of Lost Love. Later I asked her how she had heard of the exhibit. She said that they had not heard about it, but were just on an autumn drive to scenic Clinton and stopped in. I am so glad that the exhibit occurred in the fall when Clinton is particularly pretty. Devon
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