A Tale of Ruminant and Fowl
We had open skies and barnyard sounds on our visit. If this is your cup of tea, brew it by the fire ring. A luggable loo is where you'll rest your cheeks inside a rustic outhouse, or running water and porcelain can be found a brief jaunt down the road. The ducks were ornery, as they often are, but we enjoyed their grumbles of displeasure at the rooster's ambition. Perhaps, that's just how he wakes from his night terrors and he's really not all that motivated at all. He seems to settle right down once everybody else is up. I like him, but I think talk therapy would be more effective than simply screaming. We don't judge, however.
This is a fantastic site with wonderfully unique features. Preordered wood was ready for us not far from where it had been split by our host. It may not be silent, but it suits our sense of peace just fine. If you enjoy imagining the conversations of ruminants and fowl while still deciding, from beneath the blankets, whether to start coffee or run to the outhouse, you may find just as much enjoyment as we did. Next time we'll have to meet the goats.