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Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Friday, December 6, 2013
Friday, May 17, 2013
Spring Has Sprung
Spring is a wonderful time of year here at Nestle Inn Bed & Breakfast. The month of May offers wonderful colors, gentle breezes and warm sunshine. It's the perfect time of year to enjoy a cup of coffee on the deck to enjoy the scenery and watch the animals.
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| Violets and Blue Fescue |
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| Dandelions |
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| Phlox and Spurge |
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| Tulips and Violets |
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| White Lilacs |
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| Purple Lilacs |
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| new Spruce growth |
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| Sarah and weeds |
Saturday, April 13, 2013
Saturday, March 9, 2013
...And It's Smaller Than a Jet
Now, that I've had a few days to absorb the sight of this thing sitting in my yard I will reveal just what it is. But first, let me tell you I am very pleased and excited, and short of a more perfect word, perplexed. Yep, I believe that's the right word that suits how I'm feeling (according to dictionary.com).
And, my being perplexed is only due to how I will proceed with finishing the project of it all. When I think of how I plan on doing something I take as much or as little time as I need to figure things out in my head. My mind begins on a trip of ever-expanding avenues of thought to determine the best outcome for a project before the physical labor begins. Saves time. Doesn't necessarily save sanity though.
Okay, enough already. The one who made this thing happen, and who owns it, is my friend Sandra Vining. Much thanks to Delisle Excavating and crew along with the Bierlein crane, and Carl Albee for doing a wonderful job.
And, my being perplexed is only due to how I will proceed with finishing the project of it all. When I think of how I plan on doing something I take as much or as little time as I need to figure things out in my head. My mind begins on a trip of ever-expanding avenues of thought to determine the best outcome for a project before the physical labor begins. Saves time. Doesn't necessarily save sanity though.
Okay, enough already. The one who made this thing happen, and who owns it, is my friend Sandra Vining. Much thanks to Delisle Excavating and crew along with the Bierlein crane, and Carl Albee for doing a wonderful job.
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