La Lomita Sanctuary Guests Are Number One at Dreamcatcher Bed and Breakfast Inn U by Tara Somerville
Taos News, The › July 12, 2009
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If you walk through the garden at Dreamcatcher Bed and Breakfast Inn you'll come upon a little sign, low enough for the eyes of a Daschund, which reads "Bennett Lane." It was made three years ago for a couple who have been coming to the inn since 1998 and were spending their 100th night -- their last names are Bennett and Lane.
As I toured the rest of the garden, it became clear that its grounds are a tribute many guests, whose anonymous gifts perch throughout its surfaces. A small ceramic elf sits in a tiny cave in the face of a volcanic-looking rock. A lizard sculpture has become a fixture on the sundial. A gnome is stationed betwixt the vines of a flowering plant.See the full content of this document
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La Lomita Sanctuary Guests Are Number One at Dreamcatcher Bed and Breakfast Inn U by Tara Somerville
"I have no idea who left these here," says Innkeeper Bob Purtee, smiling and shaking his head. "I go around and collect them all before the leaves fall so they don't get buried."
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