Where to begin, Tim is amazing! He's helpful, informative, considerate, resourceful, quick to communicate, and an all around nice guy. The Potter's Loft is quaint with a spectacular view and a small skylight to boot. There were so many extras that we felt right at home and spoiled (Homemade bread, fresh jam, fresh flowers, and a personalized tour of the place upon arrival). Tim is a talented artist and was willing to show us various aspects of his work and process. He has delicious black currants, raspberries and grapes growing on his property. There is a peaceful reading couch in his sunroom (Where he grows his own herbs and veggies, so awesome!) He's also very close to what we think is the best beach in the Fundy area, as well as some neat "off-the-beaten trail" attractions: Ha Ha Cemetery, New Horton Lake, and Waterside Winery for those that like fruit wines. There is no TV, so put down Netflix and your phone and go outside and enjoy the fresh air and the views.
Now, to comment on the Composting Toilet, of which I was leery and skeptical at first. There's a bucket of peat moss that is used to cover your business, and surprisingly cuts out the smell. If you smell something, your face is probably in the toilet ;) But if you're still a tad sensitive to the smell, there is an exhaust fan :) There are lovely aromatic soaps too.
The bathtub was nice and deep, and had a separate hand held shower head if you needed it. The kitchen is well equipped and has all the basics that you need. They provided Tea and Coffee which was so lovely to have after hiking and allowed us to unwind. Internet connection was steady to stream music through the wireless Bose speaker.
We will most definitely keep this little gem in mind the next time we're in the Maritimes. Thank you Tim and Nina for opening the Potter's Loft to us. We hope many more guests get to experience Fundy with you.