BRAINLIEST IF RIGHT Welcome to Sulphur Springs Inn

Remember that warm serene feeling of yesteryear? You can experience those feelings again. There’s a reason the surrounding area of the Sulphur Springs Inn was once called "Peaceful Valley of Rippling Waters." People used to visit the area from many far-away places to experience the springs. The sulphur mud and bromide springs had a healing effect on many. It also made the spot very popular.

Sulphur Springs Inn can be found in the same area that was once "Peaceful Valley of Rippling Waters." We like to think that the area is still a safe place where people can come and be refreshed and calmed. We have bathhouses of healing waters that give guests a chance to return to nature.
The Inn also serves as the gateway for Oklahoma's most beautiful and sacred grounds. Guests can access not only our healing springs, but they can encounter unique plants, birds, and wildlife.
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to illustrate how peaceful and refreshing a trip to the Sulphur Springs Inn is.
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to compare how the springs water is different from drinking water.
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to explain how the springs gets its healing and calming power.
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to list the steps people have to go through to get to the Sulphur Springs Inn.

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