Day 139 - Pheasant Run Bed & Breakfast, PA

Pheasant Run Farm House

This morning, I walked the grounds of the Pheasant Run Farm Bed & Breakfast, where my friend Beamie and I are staying here in PA.  There are a number of acres, mostly cleared, which contain a horse barn, a pasture, the main house, the barn that is converted into a B&B, a "gentleman's lodge," and a storage barn. 

Cracked Ice

We got up at 7:15 in time for the sunrise.  The temps were cold enough to freeze the ground and the puddles on the property.  We walked down to see the horses, then went up into the paths in the woods past the "gentlemen's lodge" and the pavilion where the weddings are held on the property.  This area is also bordered by a small stream. 

The Bed & Breakfast Portion

Next we walked across the field to get a better view of the trees on the golden ridge, then continued across the field to the frozen puddles.  Cracking the ice was like cracking glass, which created great shards.  There were muddy deer tracks around the puddles.

Three trees

This is a beautiful location, with fabulous rooms and furnishings, stone and old timbers, reclaimed barn siding floors, and antiques galore.  What a magical place to have a wedding.  If I ever come back to Amish country, I will definitely stay here again at the Pheasant Run Farm Bed & Breakfast.























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1. walk every day
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