(Above, the Farm House-our place, and The Barn--actually a dining room and a 125,000 bottle wine cellar!)O.K., imagine this: there's 4200 acres to enjoy, divided by 88 guest=so that's each of us individually having 47 acres of privacy! How could you not relax and enjoy yourself?
Theses were taken by a member of our party--and party it was!
This is a view on the edge of the garden. If you so desired, a picnic could be delivered here--or anywhere on the property for that matter. We never had a meal in the garden, but we did have a "tomato tasting", sampling some delicious heirloom varieties.
Ahh, the farmhouse that we called home. It was just delightful. The structure is new, but made to look authentic to the region. I thought it was almost perfect. (My one complaint: Do you really need 9 (yes, 9) televisions for a three bedroom farmhouse? I don't think so. I had actually read that in the earlier days of B.F., one must request a telephone or television.) I shouldn't complain at all--the accomodations were great. More on the interiors later!
Did I mention just how delicious the food was? Here is a picture from our casual lunch. This is a BBQ in a mason jar. Isn't it cute? What I'll have to show you later was the tremendous spread that accompanied this little delight. Oh, the food was excellent! 
So, what do you think so far? Have any of you been? Would you want to go? You know, most of us Southern girls are "a little bit country"! Leave me a comment and let me know what you'd like for me to tell you about the trip.
