It was time for another trip across the mountains to return to my old home area and visit family. Since we hadn't stayed here in a couple years we decided to spend the night at McMenamins Edgefield, a former poor farm turned hotel. Follow along as I share some photos from our stay.
Walking up from the parking lot to the main entrance.
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A very stately looking old building that was built in 1911.
A couple views looking out from the front porch.
The rooms are pretty basic but do contain some nice old furniture and artwork on the walls. There are no televisions or fridges in the rooms. So you will be scouring the 50 some acres of property for one of several eating places and enjoying the magnificently manicured landscaping.
A large stand of bamboo. Not something you see around these parts too often.
The old tower in the center of the property surrounded by an abundance of lush greenery. More on the tower later in the post as I capture a special night picture.
Seems like a lot of effort went into creating this unique planter wall.
A few shots taken while walking around one of the small gardens.
As I mentioned before there is a lot of art work all over the walls in this building. Here, some inlaid panels on a deck railing. Very creative in my opinion.
An interesting sign post with some not so well known destinations. Are any of these places close to you? 😃
Some brightly colored flowers and someone from the Hive. 😉
A look up toward our room. The window with the fan in it.
And as promised, the moon under the water tower. Finally having to use the restroom at 1:30 am pays some dividends. lol
Tried a night setting on my phone camera for this shot.
Thanks for joining in on the tour! If you are interested here are some older posts from a previous visit.
@oldmans/mcmenamins-lodge-gardens-and-grounds
@oldmans/inside-mcmenamins-edgefield-lodge-artwork-and-other-things
@oldmans/the-red-door-from-the-garden
@oldmans/mcmenamins-edgefield-lodge
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Photos taken by me, @oldmans, with a Nikon D3300, Samsung S20 and some Lightroom post processing.
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