December 29, 2011
The mild winter has given us many quiet mornings warmed by
the sun, and, with the shortened afternoons, the days have passed as a
lullaby. Of course there have been
exceptions, most notably the past few days of crashing waves and flying spray
more typical of life on the point during winter. But even so, the change was
refreshing and cleared the last leaves of fall from the crevices of the great
lawn. Now the grass can absorb more sun and some of the spring bulbs have
already sent up testing green.
Tracy and I have also had a nice respite. After a trip to
New Orleans we returned to Christmas with family. We are still enjoying the
great collection of Dicken’s Village houses and figurines we acquired from
Peggy, a friend of Henry and Scott’s of Two If By Sea Restaurant. Collected
over 20 years, Peggy and her husband were delighted to keep their cherished
keepsakes together and came to visit them at their new home here at the Inn. We
also have a live tree to plant after New Years and had a wonderful Open House
on Christmas Day. Now we are looking forward to planning for the weddings and many
new guests in 2012.
Please visit us on Facebook for pictures of the house decked
out for Christmas, and above all else, we wish you and yours a prosperous and
blessed New Year!
Bob and Tracy
I trust you have had a great year, looks like you had a blast bringing it in. Are there any specific birds that bring guests out to Walnut Point Inn; I noticed your cottages were near a sizeable bird sanctuary.
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