The Breath of the Dragon
Lake Mayfield and the Valley below AdytumSanctuary enveloped in cloud cover this mid-August. Autumn is at the door. 52 degrees. #AdytumSanctuary
Hungry Koi
I am enjoying every minute of summer at Adytum Sanctuary this year. We are definitely seeing the fruit of all of our hard labor. Up bright and early picking blueberries and then moving into the Vineyard, there’s a lot of work, but there’s so much joy and satisfaction here.
One of the many intimate wedding venue options at www.AdytumSanctuary.com. A recent guest suggested this when I had created this as a memorial garden initially back in 2019.
I visit this garden at least once a day and in the summer spray the coastal redwoods with water against the heat of the day. It’s a magical place full of bird song and peace.
Time to find a home
As many of you know, we helped a friend last year, taking two kittens that were found unexpectedly with their mother in their barn. I could not get on any list anywhere to get the kitten spayed in time so the result from the original rescue was seven kittens from a very young mother herself… the lack of Spay-vets is very sad/dire!!!!
It’s time to find homes for some of this incredible group born June 19. They are all extremely loving and fun! They are already integrated and well trained by their mother in hunting and being indoor and outdoor cats. However, I will only release the kittens if they are largely indoors and spayed. They were raised on fancy feast and harp music, so I’m sure you can see where I’m going with this. No barn cats for these kittens.
Springtime? Hold the hope that we can finally take our coat off one of these days… Still don’t you think it’s gorgeous at AdytumSanctuary this early Spring morning?
The Orion Suite at www.AdytumSanctuary.com.
A couple of traveling physical therapists are inquiring about the Orion Suite during off-season. This lovely suite overlooks Mayfield Lake, the Tilton and Cowlitz rivers, our vineyard, and has a lovely courtyard and covered pergola to relax in and watch the sunset. We moved additional bookcases in recently to showcase our aviation library. Outside the window, hundreds of birds come every spring to nest here and enjoy the black oil sunflower seeds. It’s truly a paradise of rest and relaxation and beauty.
Walking in the PacNW #rain @AdytumSanctuary