I was invited to my brother’s home for thanksgiving in NW Rhode Island. I wanted to also treat myself to a good old fashioned stay at Grace Note Farm so that I wouldn’t have to drive home to southern RI in the dark. When I arrived I was so impressed with the 1730 farm house and 10 acres of trails, ponds, and an actual working horse farm. I was greeted by Virginia and her Australian Shepherd Abigail. I was given a tour of the home and shown to my guest suite separate from the rest of the very large home. I had a private bath with tub and shower, a sitting room and then a private bedroom. Since the farmhouse was built in 1730 all of the furnishings are in period detail. I just loved the comfort and decor. The breakfasts served promptly at 8:30 AM were a gourmet delight! Each morning Virginia would light a gorgeous fire in the massive stone fireplace and I would sit there and drink my coffee. The great room has enormous windows so the view was fabulous! We ate breakfast together and I truly enjoyed our talks. On thanksgiving morning I spent so much time outdoors my cheeks were rosy. So much clean, fresh air. I walked the trails, to the cranberry bog, and bonded with the horses. My favorite horse was Tobias, who likes to be called Toby! I have some awesome pictures of him and the other horses and the farm. I will cherish these memories of my 2 night stay at Grace Note Farm. I highly recommend this B&B to people who enjoy Americana and the great outdoors.