We arrived after dark, met Polly and Geoff, and entered our small cottage to find a fire going in the wood-burning stove. That night, the temperatures dropped below freezing, but we were nice and warm. With gentle, good humor, Polly gave us good some tips about the options for eating dinner. In the morning, we woke early and made it to the lighthouse to see the (cold!) sunrise -- and when we got back in the late morning, our hosts had built up the fire in the stove for us again. The place is a working flower farm, quiet and peaceful. Try to stay here if you get a chance!