The weight of the snow took down a shed, which stored a lot of lawn items. If you drive past the "Rachael Dr" sign, you have gone too far. There is only 1 fenced in yard in the vicinity, so it shouldn't be too confusing. When you approach Tilton Trail from Territorial Rd, we are the fenced in yard next to the "Rachael Dr roundabout" sign, with your access and parking off Territorial. *I have been told that GPS brings you to my neighbors house. This is animal safe, and makes for a more pleasant experience for both humans and pups, so leave the mosquito-swatting to the peasants, and come relax in one of our swing hammocks while your dog goes nuts! Basic amenities including a hose for water, seating for humans, and tree-shade.
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Large enough for doggos to run free and have fun, but small enough to keep track of them. Read more here: Ĭome enjoy one of Rogers original farm houses! Large, quiet, private, fenced in yard for dogs to play in. Note we will have some closures this summer due to work in our house/yard but if you keep your membership, your unused hours roll forward. MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE: We offer discounted pricing for members. We also have yard lights too if you come later in the evening. You may hear them while you are in our yard but it is not possible for them to come face to face so you can relax and let your pup enjoy their off-leash time 🐶😁 We live in a neighborhood that is all single family homes so as you can expect, many of our neighbors have dogs. We provide seating and shade for the humans and water bowls, toys, treats and occassional other fun things for the pups. Let your dog have fun and run off some energy! Our large, flat yard is surrounded by a solid, 6ft vinyl privacy fence. You and Your Dog's Favorite Park - 6ft privacy fence Host replied: Hi Melissa, thanks for letting me know. I just wanted to let people know so they could keep an eye out!įezzik loves that the swampy area has water again 🥰 I have been to this spot many times and this is the first time we've ever had this happen and we will definitely be back. The dogs didn't pursue us too much though and I don't know that they necessarily meant any harm but my dog is a little iffy with other dogs so I didn't want to find out.
Luckily I saw them in enough time to walk myself and my dogs far enough away that we didn't have any issues but the dogs did come onto the sniffspot property for a bit.
Just wanted to give a heads up to people with reactive dogs, today when we were there the 2 black lab type dogs that live at the neighbors all the way in the back (red house) were outside and came running/barking at us. Highly recommended for such a genre.Love this spot! We have been many times. Having Shirley’s dog, Frances, who is almost blind and can’t hear a thing, provide a perfect metaphor for the elusive murders’ scene and plot.Ī stuttering ending wrapped around the Minnesota snowy scene. Many factors make this plot different than other murders cases including Shirley the main character, the unusual, diverse neighbours, the pastor and the detectives. And just through the dialogues between the various characters from the neighborhood and town I could tell the nature of their character - brilliant. The first two chapters take you into the dynamic, surprising plot right away. I’ll never know if I could have gotten out of there on my own.” “So the deputy sheriff appeared in the window with his gun as you swung a harpoon at Kirby and he held a knife out at you?” “Yes. I also liked the relationship between Shirley and the church caretaker, Norma, who is built, as Jim Croce once sang, "Like a 'frigerator with a head." I'm hoping these two will team up to solve another mystery soon.Īs she reached the critical scene of her encounter with this Kirby York guy in Norma’s bedroom, he interrupted. I enjoyed the antics with Shirley and her rescued mini horse, Pearl, who's now living in Shirley's bedroom. We all know old ladies living alone are magnets for dead bodies, but so many are turning up on Shirley's property, she's thinking of turning her place into a cemetery.Ĭohen gets it right - an intriguing murder (or two), an engaging heroine, and a few well-placed doses of humor are exactly what you need for a fun cozy mystery. Mom's gonna freeze.) Shirley does what she can to turn the place into a home, and soon it seems like she might even enjoy living there. When Shirley Steele buys a run-down small farm in Minnesota, she's hoping to see more of her son and his elusive wife, but it seems he's always too busy to come by, and implement the repairs he promised to the home and property - like installing a furnace, for one.
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