Analysis: The Cabins Of Horseshoe Hills Ranch

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The Cabins of Horseshoe Hills Ranch in Natchitoches, Louisiana, is a serene retreat set upon forty acres of lush foliage. At the ranch there are six cozy log cabins that all have a western theme. Guests in the cabin are taken back to the days of cowboys with rustic decorations of horseshoes and cowboy boots. The western theme continues with brunt orange blankets as soft as the clouds draped over the queen sized, four poster beds. Just beyond the cabins sits a peaceful lake with crystal clear water. The lake is teeming with fish ready to be caught and grilled atop a warm, cracking fire. Bright yellow canoes are stacked under the pavilion to the left of the lake, eager to be taken out for a ride on the water. Aside from spending time on the lake,

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