Butternut Squash Soup because Judy asked…
I have a wonderful bride, named Judy. She and John were married here about a year and a half ago, and they recently moved to this area. (Recently, as in 27 days ago.) Judy and I have been having a great time going out and about and exploring the mountains together. One of our trips […]
Picnic baskets, they way they oughta be
Ok, I’d like to think I’m fairly intelligent, but have to admit that it took me fifteen years (that’s right, years) to finally figure out that when folks leave here with a picnic basket, it should be a memento of their time in the mountains, not a Made in China purchase. Good heavens. Years. Yesterday, […]
Trout Fishing – complete with rod & reel and mini-tackle box with lures $5
Mountain Heritage Trout Waters program makes it a piece o’ cake to fish for trout while you’re staying with us!
Casa Blanca – queen of the lilies
The first of the Casa Blancas has bloomed – I always hold my breath, waiting for these regal beauties. There’s nothing quite like the pure white blooms, so much larger than any other flower I’ve grown. And the scent is divine! I took the photo below this morning, unretouched, and the white of the lily […]
Hello, July! The daylilies have arrived!
Daylily
Painting Lilies
A pure white lily and a bit of gold and cadmium yellow…
Lilies and more lilies
Red flowers are such show-offs. “Look at me!”
I don’t mind obliging.
Lily du Jour
A close up of Timberwolf Creek’s asiatic lily ‘Butter Pixie’ Today, allow me to present, for your viewing pleasure, the Asiatic lily named “Butter Pixie”. She melts my heart. She’s awfully pretty.
Guest Blogger? How about Guest Poet…
Shh.. I have a secret
That I just have to tell
I met a fairy godmother
Into the rabbit hole I fell.
Appalachian Mountains? Smokies? Blue Ridge?
The Smoky Mountains, Blue Ridge Mountains, and Appalachian Mountains all come together for you at Timberwolf Creek.