Dear Barbara,

My group of 8 are very thankful for Barbara's kindness when we were stuck in the little area after the slips and collapse of a bridge from the excessive rain and floods affecting many areas.
Barbara's offer to let us stay for as long as we needed to assured us of a warm and cosy place to stay in when we were stuck.
Barbara also got Diane, who works on the farm, to check on us. Diane and the others who went to check on us were really kind too. They updated us on the road situations and asked if we had enough food. Diane was especially kind to tell us where to get food supplies, who to check with for more updates, offered to clean the house, passed us extra toilet papers just when we wanted to ask for more, brought us to the farm for calf-feeding when she correctly expected that we would be bored being stuck in the area. She even offered to share her own food supplies in case we could not get enough. The gentleman who visited us in a tractor gave us updates on the accessibility of the roads. He, too, checked with us if we had enough food.
When we asked Barbara about the payment to her for the extra days we stayed in her property, we were surprised that she did not want to accept our payment. She explained that she knew the situation was unexpected and she was also stuck elsewhere and could not be there to help us personally.
Our group truly appreciates the kindness and generousity shown to us.
We were happy with the stay in Barbara's clean and cosy house on the farm. The air was good. We could see the many cows on the farm. Some came feeding near the fence of the house. It was interesting especially for the children.
In addition, Barbara was easy to communicate with and detailed directions to get to her place were given.