Arriving in the dark I missed the yin and yang symbol sculpted into the lawn. In fact, I did not see it until my final day but I can guarantee that though I saw this masterpiece, I missed others. It took a couple of days for me to recognize that the eclectic bric-a-brac and art upon the walls fit so perfect with the surrounding that the beauty of the area must have influenced the pick. Egotistically, I felt I would have made similar choices since I felt so at home. Hand crafted boxes tucked into cubbies built into the walls so subtly they are easily overlooked as so often the elegance of functional beauty is. Yet it is the ability to make necessities become a comfort to the soul that make the difference in both life and vacation. Once your eye makes such a find you can lift a lid to place your treasure inside and what is hidden from others will always be in your mind even when camouflaged as a wall. Everywhere I looked I saw such comforts and treats I would have left myself and those I would not but were perfect none the less. I opened a closet off the kitchen and found kitchen tools, a spare coffee pot and so much more. I could have entertained as if I was home. The whole reason I vacation is to enjoy what the area has to offer and then feel the experience of inclusion, as if newly moved into the area. It is my ideal vacation and what was achieved. I have no other word.