The freshly ground coffee we brew, however, does seem to create a certain incentive.
"Good Heaven!" someone might exclaim, looking over the endless blue mountains,
"just how far can you see on a clear day, anyway?"
Very far, indeed, actually. But then what's under one's very nose is somewhat breathtaking in itself.
Consider quiet garden benches and perennial borders.
Consider a library with massive stone fireplace, a breakfast room with original art, wonderfully comfortable bedrooms with baths en suite..
And nearby is a village with shops and parks and treasures galore....
More than that, consider innkeepers who actually consider you - whether you'd prefer to be quiet, or if you'd consider a nice chat.
Whether you'd like your French doors open to hear the bird song, or closed so you can nap.
When you choose an inn, there's really so much to consider, because, after all, life is short and time really does fly.
Or, so people tell us.
"Such a warm, cozy atmosphere."
Gerald and Pam Coffey of Boca Raton Florida.
"I always find magical moments at Gideon Ridge Inn"
Laura Swanson of Raleigh NC.
"We shall always remember your lovely afternoon teas and fabulous breakfasts"
The Gagers of New York City.
"Going to the Mountains is going home"
John Muir
Far be it from us to urge you to call this very moment. But then, again, that seems rather a good idea, all things considered.
