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Another welcoming sign proclaiming the arrival of Spring... Baby Bluebirds at Green Valley. We enjoy tending our bluebird boxes. Doing our best to provide a safe nesting area for the birds and their young. Today we discover 5 eggs in one box  and babies in the other...Life is happening at Green Valley. 
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The day was a drizzly, rainy one. Not a good day for grounds care. The guests were snuggled into their cottages. All is calm at Green Valley. It’s a good day for G.V.’s guardians to get out and about. Do some shopping, visiting and eating. First stop of the day...Wilson’s Store/Bittersweet Memories for a nice chat with Patty and Bonnie, some candy, cheese and chips. Sweets treats and Sweet ladies make a trip to Wilson’s a happy thing to do. Back into the van, dig through our purchases to find the bag of chocolate covered peanuts and we’re off to Marshall’s to search among all the treasures...hoping to find another Perfect item for the cottages. And, or course we were successful, some new wall art and perfect blue vases....that will look just right atop the old cupboard at Lory Cottage. I’ll leave my pretty things there for now... and later, when the mood hits, I’ll move them to a another Cottage. One of my very favorite childhood past times was “playing house”. It seems I haven’t grown up !!!   An entry from our guest books, April 1-3.
"The pictures online don’t give the true appreciation of this beautiful cottage. I was impressed from the moment we drove down the lane to the Lory Cottage. I would recommend this cottage to anyone that is in need of a little time away from the hustle and bustle of every day life. We enjoyed sitting by the lake, walking the trails. We even visited the Wilson’s General Store. This is a must see ! The Store was perfect and took us back to our childhood days. The most memorable part of Green Valley was watching a bald eagle swoop down and grab a fish right out of the lake. What a site to see. We loved it here !!!" Lancaster, Pa. |
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