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Beds made of hay are the latest hotel craze

(Thanks to Bill Hudgins)

Comments

[Mr. Ed]

"Housekeeping!"

[Dolphan72]

says Sarah, "what better way for a team to bond than by eating together around a camp fire and then rolling around in the hay?"
In most companies this isn't usually recommended for team building!

[Richard the Weasel-Hearted]

First, 40 minutes later? Everybody's sleeping in?

Wake up and smell the coffee! Or, if you prefer "the hair of the dog", I've also got Bloody Marys on the bar...

[Siouxie]

I keep thinking of Young Frankenstein..."Vould you like to have a roll in ze hay?:

[Annie Where-but-here]

Siouxie, you think of that regardless of what's posted. ;)

[Siouxie]

Well..yeah...and your point is?? ;-P

Hey Amiga?? are those fires close to you at all??

[Texgal]

["For lovers, there's nothing more exciting than a night on the hay," says Heinz Laing, a former Greenpeace activist who runs a hay hotel outside Hamburg.]

Really??? Somehow, a really well done roll in the hay would probably excite me more. Just saying . . .

[Jeff Meyerson]

And for allergy sufferers, free tansportation via hay wagon to the emergency room!

[Jeff Meyerson]

tosses 'r' up there

[Annie Where-but-here]

Fires are closer to Telecom than me. Although I'm sure she's fine. It's gonna be another hot one today - over 100 degrees, with extremely low humidity. /weather report

In case anyone's thinking of a hay-cation, when we baled hay, we baled whatever was in the hay - poison ivy, snakes, bunny parts....just sayin'... you could get more than a mint on your pillow... < eg >

[nursecindy]

My Grandparents had these. Except it wasn't called a 'back to nature' experience. It was called living in the country. They also had feather beds which I hated because they would smash down on the side and I would always fall out of the bed.

[Government Product Safety Expert]

I suppose this is ok, as long as the hay's been sprayed with a carcinogenic fire retardant for safety's same.

[Tash]

No smoking in bed policy? What about in the (presumably hay-filled) "seating area?

[queensbee]

i thought of that young frankenshtein line too... but also i remembered my grandmother talking about sleeping in hay, in eastern europe --- she came to the US in 1906. i think we've all moved on. sheesh.

[Wes S.]

Why am I not suprised that environmentalist nutjobs are ecstatic about medieval sleeping arrangements?

I'll stick with my Sealy Posturepedic in my nice, snug, air-conditioned apartment, thank you very much.

[bonmot]

I think I'd bale on the whole thing.

[Loudmouth]

Reminds of my childhood buddy's grandfather's barn. It had a hay chute from the second floor that was great, dirty, dusty fun to slide through. That room looks like a barn dorm. Good luck with that.