Narelle was the kindest host, obliging every one of our requests.
She stocked her pretty period home with bread and milk and tea and coffee, butter and marmalade-supplies so the guests would not starve.
Inside kitchen cabinets we found Edwardian period china, all quaint treasures that brought back memories of ancestors of a hundred years ago.
Bookshelves groaned with books - books of travel, of environmental law, of Baha’i religion, of literature and poetry.
Bedrooms were decorated with teddy bears and soft toys in glorious colours, treasures of children of yesteryear.
We stayed in a house of treasures and memories.
We will hope to stay there again.