On our flight home, our son burst into tears because he didn't want to leave Austin; especially our casita.
Corey and Kristin were amazing hosts. They met us every morning with a smile and some helpful suggestions for things to do. When we had a slight issue with the plumbing they were there within minutes of our contacting them. When it got a little cold, they offered extra blankets before we could ask. Kristen has a vintage clothing business and was kind enough to let us do some shopping/rummaging through her stockroom. If they weren't great enough, wait until you meet their pets. They have a dog named Dingo that followed me and my son to the creek every morning and kept us company. She is the sweetest of animals, or so I thought until I met their cat; Nermal. I have never met a cat that is so affectionate. You could barely pet her without her giving you a lick to say"thank you". One day, I went to go get groceries and she hopped into my lap as soon as I got into the car. Needless to say, she is a special one.
The property is beautiful and secluded. The deck is great. We spent a lot of time outside on it whenever we were there. We might have spent more time at the creek than we did at the casita. We found several fossils and Corey, who has a geology background, was always helping us identify our finds.
Austin was as great as it always is, but their property made the entire stay something special.