The Magical Olympic Peninsula!

This week our guests have been treated to seeing elk grazing in the field almost every evening.  We also had an eagle fly over our car on the way home from the beach and when we took a walk up to Sol Duc Falls, we were treated to a lovely rainbow in the mist over the falls.  We think that can only happen on Washington's magical Olympic Peninsula!

We would also like to take this opportunity to congratulate the Forks High School class of 2014, who will be graduating tonight.  This year we have one housekeeper that will be graduating and we could not be more proud.  Good luck class of 2014!

Extra Guests at the Inn

This afternoon we had about 5 young elk and a mama out in our backyard enjoying a lunch of our fresh grass.  It is always a pleasure to see them.

Low Fog Hiding the Elk

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Pocket Edward helped see off the fishermen this morning, before he went up the road in the low fog to check out the elk. The Cullens have to get their hunting in early in the morning or later in the evening today because the sun is supposed to appear for the next couple of days.

The Elk Are Back!

February 7, 2009

The elk must have known that the bright sunshine would drive the Cullen family away, as they were across the street this morning munching on the grass at the Forks Community Center. Edward and the rest of the Cullen's have gone in search of the perfect Valentine for each of their sweethearts. Isn't it romantic?

It is Sparkling Weather Today

Brrr, it is about 35 degrees and COLD. The sun is out, so the Cullens are in. They don't want to draw attention to themselves by sparkling!

The elk must know that the Cullens won't be coming out today. They were seen in our front yard munching on the tree branches. The herd completely surrounded the car of one of our guests.

The Snow is Gone

The snow is mostly melted around the house making driving to Forks much easier. There was a little snow mixed in with the rain today and some hail, wind and sunshine. The elk are sensing that the Cullens or their friends are nearby, as we haven't seen them in the fields for several days.