Gary White and General Manager, Tim Line, closing down the lodge.
Clearing out the dining room.
Getting linens ready to send down on the llamas.
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Bill Yeadon
11/24/2010 01:09:29 pm
Wow it has such a finality to it. I prefer to think about the spring opening.
Carol Selby
11/24/2010 11:58:58 pm
Thank you for the photojournal, and Happy Thanksgiving to you all! A question for the winter caretaker: do you still have access to the kitchen? What do you eat while you're up there in the winter?
Pat N.
11/25/2010 02:28:51 am
Kind of sad to see the closing...but creates an even better feeling as one looks forward to the lodge's opening.
Doug Y.
11/26/2010 01:31:51 am
I must agree with Pat in that it's a bit sad to see the dining hall boarded up like that, to realize the lodge is closed, for a while anyway; I was imagining how it must feel for Alex during those first few days alone as caretaker up there; I believe it'd be a very calming experience to be up there during the winter off-season; I thank you, too, for the photos and posts this past season; good holidays to all the crew. Comments are closed.
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