When the colder temperatures, bone-chilling winds and dreary skies of Autumn force you indoors, simply wrap up in a warm blanket, grab a cup of hot cocoa and plop down in front of your computer screen. It's time to join the rest of the family for some Fun and Games. Check out this month's challenge in the Spiker Family Game Room.
Test your memory and identification skills as we revisit some of our ancestors. Think you know the correct answers? Submit them to us and your name may appear next month on our Score Board. Who will be the Leader this month? And who will knock the Leader out of the coveted, top position next month?
Your total score can be affected by your speed in replying, so PLAY TODAY. Then be sure to check out the Score Board to see which coveted positions you and the rest of our players have earned.
| | "Tucked away among...unspoiled, rolling hills...and mountain meadows," "intimate getaway for two," "specializing in amazing sunset views," "perfect antidote for stress, crowding, traffic and noise," "greeted by a plate of homemade cookies,"...if images like these make you sigh with longing, and cause every muscle in your body to instantly relax, then stop by Sunny Pointe Guest House where images like these come to life.
The four-story, 1800's farmhouse, owned by John and Sue Ann Spiker, is situated on the family's 600-acre farm in Jane Lew, West Virginia. As their Website boasts, it is the perfect location for "an intimate getaway for two or a relaxing celebration with family or friends, a family reunion, a private retreat, a small reception or just some down-time."
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| | Conveniently located near several regional points of interest, there's always something to do in the area. But if you prefer to stay "close to home", consider some of their other suggestions. For those seeking excitement and adventure, ask about their "Murder Mystery Night". For those seeking a little less activity, ask about one of their relaxing, on-site massages.
Sunny Pointe Guest House promises a quiet, peaceful farm of hospitality.

Visit their Website soon atwww.sunnypointeguesthouse.comto browse through the rooms of this beautifully restored home.
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