Mark Twain once advised New Englanders that if they don't like the weather, they should wait an hour. Given the world-renowned changeability of the sky in these parts, it was a summer to remember. Just when we started thinking that all this rain was too much of a good thing, the sun would come out to warm everyone's spirits and send our gardens into a riot of growth. Rainbows of vegetables and flowers on the dining tables and throughout the property were proof enough of a glorious growing season.
Plentiful rainfall leads to a perfect foliage season.
Visitors from all over said this was the best color display in generations. As you know, we have been laboring on the new addition for many months. Modesty prevents us from boasting, but the reports from all points indicate that guests and staff alike are thrilled with the way the new blends with the traditional. You'll find all the details on the following pages. The Lodge was privileged this summer to host the Stowe International Music School and Festival.