As Terry and I left Rambler's Roost Sunday afternoon in a fresh falling snow, we had no idea that it would be snowing at home 56 miles away in Medford. But as we traveled Highway 62 towards town, the snow continued to fall. When we arrived home our house and yard were white with snow and this morning there was nearly five inches. A long ways from the four feet covering the ground at the cabin (and the roof of the outhouse!) but still very pretty.
I thought we could use this blog to share some of our times at the cabin. Hopefully to be available to all who love and cherish the serenity and shelter of it's humble walls. Time will tell how well this works as a viable media for sharing. The cabin's history and lure has lasted a long time and there are many stories to tell.
For now, if you have pictures to share or comments, please email to ramblersroost@hotmail.com and I will try to include them in this blog. Also, as you think of folks who should be aware of this blog, either send them a link, or email me their addresses so they can be invited to join us here.
Until next time....Mel and Terry
2 comments:
Cool idea Dad. I like the background, it reminds me of the brown couches that are in the cabin! I'm sure you already thought of that. Thanks for getting this started.
Mel, what a great idea!! It's perfect for those of us who don't get to spend much time at the cabin. Such a special place, we can't wait to share it with Owen.
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