We've been getting ready for spring and the tourist season around A Bed of Roses Bed and Breakfast. We pull weeds, mow the lawn, clean out the animal pens, freshen the garden beds as well as the rooms and the common areas. The decks and stairs will be getting a fresh coat of paint as soon as the last rains dry out. We cleaned out all of the kitchen drawers and cabinets. After getting inspiration from HGTV we decided to paint the lower cabinets black to give it a more sophisticated look. We like it, what do you think?
Showing posts with label Springtime. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Springtime. Show all posts
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Wildflowers and Waterfalls

Wildflowers & Waterfalls
If you're planning a trip to Yosemite or the surrounding area, now is one of the best times to enjoy what nature has dished up for you! Along Hwy. 140, between Mariposa and Yosemite National Park, you will find yourself viewing a carpet of wildflowers on the hillsides. From the orange glow of poppies and the waves of babies breath, your eyes and camera will not believe what is in store. Make sure you bring your wildflower identification book with you. There are several areas for you to pull over and take a shot or two, but please be careful that you are completely off the road when pulling over and only pull over where there is ample space. With the snow pack melting in this warm weather, Upper & Lower Yosemite Falls are cascading beautifully and Bridalveil is breathtaking! You will also see some waterfalls that are not too often visable. Again, bring your camera, and your hiking shoes! Stop by the Visitors Bureau in Oakhurst and they can help you with waterfall maps, wildflower books, hiking advice, places to stay and eat! Check them out at www.yosemitethisyear.com
If you're planning a trip to Yosemite or the surrounding area, now is one of the best times to enjoy what nature has dished up for you! Along Hwy. 140, between Mariposa and Yosemite National Park, you will find yourself viewing a carpet of wildflowers on the hillsides. From the orange glow of poppies and the waves of babies breath, your eyes and camera will not believe what is in store. Make sure you bring your wildflower identification book with you. There are several areas for you to pull over and take a shot or two, but please be careful that you are completely off the road when pulling over and only pull over where there is ample space. With the snow pack melting in this warm weather, Upper & Lower Yosemite Falls are cascading beautifully and Bridalveil is breathtaking! You will also see some waterfalls that are not too often visable. Again, bring your camera, and your hiking shoes! Stop by the Visitors Bureau in Oakhurst and they can help you with waterfall maps, wildflower books, hiking advice, places to stay and eat! Check them out at www.yosemitethisyear.com
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