Testimonials
Mt. Harmony Farm
Guest House
802-525-1234
DIRECTIONS: If coming from NORTH of I-91, Exit 24:
(this is a good Exit, to go to or use, if I-91 is blizzarding or it's
very late at night and you want a short route off of I-91)
Get off of I-91 at Exit 25 and follow Route 16 South for about
4 miles. Make a LEFT onto Route 122. Follow that for about
2 miles. Almost immediately after the "Moose Crossing" sign
on your right, before you reach the top of the hill, you will see us
on your Right, . We are the two barn-red houses with white
trim (below the level of Route 122), across from "The
Recovery Room", which looks similar to our place. If you
look at this aerial photo, you will recognize our place easily -- just
imagine it with a whole lot of snow.
Travelling NORTH on I-91: Follow I-91 N to Exit 24
(VT-122) -- at Exit 24 go toward WHEELOCK/SHEFFIELD
(for 0.2 miles).
Then follow the winding Route 122/Gilman Rd. for about 12
miles -- you will go through Wheelock, Sheffield and Sheffield
Square. When you pass Old Duck Pond Rd. (on your Right),
at about the 9-mile mark, you will be at the bottom of a gradual
3-mile climb to the top (Sheffield Heights). At the top you will
note two new houses on your Left and the VAST Trail crossing
just past the second house. At this point you will finally begin
going downhill, and you will also pass a "Moose Crossing"
warning sign on your right. We are the two barn-red houses
with white trim, on your Left (below the level of Route 122)
-- across from "The Recovery Room", which looks similar to
our place (all the buildings used to be part of one joined parcel).
If you look at the aerial photo on the right, you will recognize our
place easily.
The following are testimonials from a few of our renters --
but don't take their words for it -- come and experience
this 'special spot' for yourself.
You can e-mail us at:
StephanieB638@aol.com
Guest House
802-525-1234
DIRECTIONS: If coming from NORTH of I-91, Exit 24:
(this is a good Exit, to go to or use, if I-91 is blizzarding or it's
very late at night and you want a short route off of I-91)
Get off of I-91 at Exit 25 and follow Route 16 South for about
4 miles. Make a LEFT onto Route 122. Follow that for about
2 miles. Almost immediately after the "Moose Crossing" sign
on your right, before you reach the top of the hill, you will see us
on your Right, . We are the two barn-red houses with white
trim (below the level of Route 122), across from "The
Recovery Room", which looks similar to our place. If you
look at this aerial photo, you will recognize our place easily -- just
imagine it with a whole lot of snow.
Travelling NORTH on I-91: Follow I-91 N to Exit 24
(VT-122) -- at Exit 24 go toward WHEELOCK/SHEFFIELD
(for 0.2 miles).
Then follow the winding Route 122/Gilman Rd. for about 12
miles -- you will go through Wheelock, Sheffield and Sheffield
Square. When you pass Old Duck Pond Rd. (on your Right),
at about the 9-mile mark, you will be at the bottom of a gradual
3-mile climb to the top (Sheffield Heights). At the top you will
note two new houses on your Left and the VAST Trail crossing
just past the second house. At this point you will finally begin
going downhill, and you will also pass a "Moose Crossing"
warning sign on your right. We are the two barn-red houses
with white trim, on your Left (below the level of Route 122)
-- across from "The Recovery Room", which looks similar to
our place (all the buildings used to be part of one joined parcel).
If you look at the aerial photo on the right, you will recognize our
place easily.
The following are testimonials from a few of our renters --
but don't take their words for it -- come and experience
this 'special spot' for yourself.
You can e-mail us at:
StephanieB638@aol.com
What a heaven you have there.
HUGE thanks for my wondrous
stay -- your place is such a
haven!!!
Kate
HUGE thanks for my wondrous
stay -- your place is such a
haven!!!
Kate
Guest House
What a wonderful place for when we really
needed a place to retreat after our daughter
died ... It delivered in every way, and Marc and
Stephanie are the perfect hosts!
Miche & Judy
needed a place to retreat after our daughter
died ... It delivered in every way, and Marc and
Stephanie are the perfect hosts!
Miche & Judy
We had a great time at your place. Great location, great
view, great house. We are already thinking about when
we can come back.
Thanks so much for the hospitality,
Jeff, Natalie, et al.
view, great house. We are already thinking about when
we can come back.
Thanks so much for the hospitality,
Jeff, Natalie, et al.
| Along the Pathway into the Woods |
Clair & Henny Penny
Mother Goose and Father Goose
Moose Crossing (not Clair)
Birds Negotiating
Clair loves to greet people
Guinea Hens (Assistant Gardeners)
A Local Musician
What a great experience!
Kendall & Sheila (Oct 23-Nov 1, 2009)
Everyone should go and visit Marc and Stephanie at least once! My wife
and I stayed at the house while I enjoyed a moose hunt up north with my
brother. These folks are innkeepers par-excellence.....extremely
personable, genuine, customer-oriented and more than willing to do what
it takes to make your stay wonderful. It felt like home as soon as we got
there, and we hated to leave. They had a lot of the little things that make a
home, well, home....band-aids in the bathroom and spices in the kitchen,
things like that. The picture window upstairs is incredible, you can't beat
the wood heat, and their critters provided hours of entertainment. We
can't say enough good things about them! It was a great place to unwind,
relax and enjoy quality time reading or talking, taking walks on the
property, recharging the batteries. We also found a great maple place in
nearby Glover that kept us stuffed with maple candies....Yum! We did
some sightseeing around the Northeast Kingdom, and the scenery is
awesome....pretty close to Crystal Lake in Barton, and Lake Willoughby.
Better rent your week quick.....we're going back!
Kendall, Sheila -- and Poppy & Daisy (the dogs)
Kendall & Sheila (Oct 23-Nov 1, 2009)
Everyone should go and visit Marc and Stephanie at least once! My wife
and I stayed at the house while I enjoyed a moose hunt up north with my
brother. These folks are innkeepers par-excellence.....extremely
personable, genuine, customer-oriented and more than willing to do what
it takes to make your stay wonderful. It felt like home as soon as we got
there, and we hated to leave. They had a lot of the little things that make a
home, well, home....band-aids in the bathroom and spices in the kitchen,
things like that. The picture window upstairs is incredible, you can't beat
the wood heat, and their critters provided hours of entertainment. We
can't say enough good things about them! It was a great place to unwind,
relax and enjoy quality time reading or talking, taking walks on the
property, recharging the batteries. We also found a great maple place in
nearby Glover that kept us stuffed with maple candies....Yum! We did
some sightseeing around the Northeast Kingdom, and the scenery is
awesome....pretty close to Crystal Lake in Barton, and Lake Willoughby.
Better rent your week quick.....we're going back!
Kendall, Sheila -- and Poppy & Daisy (the dogs)
Thank you so much for a lovely &
relaxing week in VT. We have a
wonderfule time! You have
abeautiful place & we look forward
to returning again!
Warmly,
Sharon & Mike & Jimmi (the dog)
relaxing week in VT. We have a
wonderfule time! You have
abeautiful place & we look forward
to returning again!
Warmly,
Sharon & Mike & Jimmi (the dog)
Thank you so much for sharing your special spot with us.
The skiing was fantastic, the lodgings terrific, and the
weekend a great success! Thank you!
Elizabeth & Cynthia
The skiing was fantastic, the lodgings terrific, and the
weekend a great success! Thank you!
Elizabeth & Cynthia
We had such a wonderful time -- you have
a fantastic place! We will recommend this
to everyone. Thank you for everything.
Megan & Matt
a fantastic place! We will recommend this
to everyone. Thank you for everything.
Megan & Matt
Thank you so much for a wonderful
weekend. We had a great time
cooking, walking in the snow &
snowshoeing ... and, of course,
enjoying the fabulous view from
the Great Room upstairs.
Warmly,
Patrick & Mirra
weekend. We had a great time
cooking, walking in the snow &
snowshoeing ... and, of course,
enjoying the fabulous view from
the Great Room upstairs.
Warmly,
Patrick & Mirra
Thank you for a very special, peaceful, unique stay in the
Northeast Kingdom. Your hospitality and giving hearts have
been heart-warming. Your joy in life is child-like and a
blessing. Thank you for sharing your lives with us -- little
Jeanie was very blessed through you loving attention. Thank
you, and may your lives be blessed.
Eric, Maria & Family
Northeast Kingdom. Your hospitality and giving hearts have
been heart-warming. Your joy in life is child-like and a
blessing. Thank you for sharing your lives with us -- little
Jeanie was very blessed through you loving attention. Thank
you, and may your lives be blessed.
Eric, Maria & Family
Thank you for your wonderful hospitality,
beautiful place, and well-stocked larder. We
had a great time visiting your slice of a life led
naturally with the plants, vegetables, animals
and clean VT air. We'll send pictures when
we get home.
Lisa & Dean
beautiful place, and well-stocked larder. We
had a great time visiting your slice of a life led
naturally with the plants, vegetables, animals
and clean VT air. We'll send pictures when
we get home.
Lisa & Dean
Pam & Les -- Tyler, TX (Sept 16-24, 2009)
We read the website write-ups, made the deal, but still didn't really know
what to expect. It was -- is -- like coming home to the family farm for
Thanksgiving. We're not often welcomed by two mules, a gaggle of
Guinea hens -- including babies -- a goose with a wonky wing, and a pair
of chipmunks (sunflower seeds are provided to give them). No moose
though, at least not yet. And Marc & Stephanie are like family.
Staying here's been a treat. Raiding the vegetable garden, watching the
chipmunk while reading on the deck, the view from upstairs, the 'state
park' across the road (all parks should be like this), the leaves turning,
but not turned. Drive the byways, but better yet -- take the well-used
Vermont Gazetteer and take those really skinny back roads that are red --
the dirt/gravel ones. Get lost, find your way. Go to the observatory at the
top of Prospect Hill near Brownington, and look into Canada. Eat at the
Mtn. View Inn on Darling Hill near E. Burke. Try them all -- they're good
roads, often better than the asphalt ones.
Pam & Les -- Tyler, TX
We read the website write-ups, made the deal, but still didn't really know
what to expect. It was -- is -- like coming home to the family farm for
Thanksgiving. We're not often welcomed by two mules, a gaggle of
Guinea hens -- including babies -- a goose with a wonky wing, and a pair
of chipmunks (sunflower seeds are provided to give them). No moose
though, at least not yet. And Marc & Stephanie are like family.
Staying here's been a treat. Raiding the vegetable garden, watching the
chipmunk while reading on the deck, the view from upstairs, the 'state
park' across the road (all parks should be like this), the leaves turning,
but not turned. Drive the byways, but better yet -- take the well-used
Vermont Gazetteer and take those really skinny back roads that are red --
the dirt/gravel ones. Get lost, find your way. Go to the observatory at the
top of Prospect Hill near Brownington, and look into Canada. Eat at the
Mtn. View Inn on Darling Hill near E. Burke. Try them all -- they're good
roads, often better than the asphalt ones.
Pam & Les -- Tyler, TX
