I stayed at Ed's place for a week. His place is all on one floor, but you do need to climb a small flight of stairs or walk a longer but slight incline to get between his front door and your car. Once you walk through the door, for me it was breathtaking. The view of the trees outside were awesome! Ed actually lives on the top floor of a two-story building. The view from his living room, kitchen and dining room area was from like wall-to-wall picture windows and as Ed says, "it's like living in a tree house".
Ed has a very large, warm and welcoming kitchen. It made me want to cook.
I really enjoyed the sermon at Felton Bible church. The Christian retreat Mount Hermon is right there also. There is a Safeway, CVS drug store and a Health Food Store near by. I saw a person sitting outside the health food store at a small table there, eating what I assumed was a sandwich purchased at the health food store, due to the brown butcher type paper it was wrapped in. The sandwich was stacked so high, I am sure just a half a sandwich would have been enough for most people.
If you like that small mountain town feel, the view of mountains and trees, then you will like the views around Ed's home.
Ed was very accommodating to my needs, a very thoughtful man with good boundaries. He accustomed my stay to my likes and needs, and gave me room to do what I wanted also.
His life coaching skills may be helpful to anyone trying to decide what career field to go into or if they're thinking about making a business change. Ed would love to help you discover how to make your business dreams come true.
Also you don't want to miss the hike just down his street, turn right just before you enter onto the old-fashioned wood bridge and go underneath the bridge and you'll find yourself in a world of wonder.