Posts Tagged ‘pathenon’
Male Downey Woodpecker in backyard this afternoon
Posted in Wild Birds, tagged 3/5/15, Arkansas, Boston Mountains, Downey Woodpecker, pathenon on March 5, 2015| Leave a Comment »
Big Rains (possible) next week in NW Arkansas
Posted in Weather, tagged Arkansas, nws, pathenon, rain on May 25, 2014| Leave a Comment »
It is getting a little dry. This forecast depends on a lot. The storm moving East from Texas to Arkansas. This 7 day map is starting Last Friday.
Got up close to the White-eyed Vireo’s nest
Posted in Wild Birds, tagged 4/23/14, along, Arkansas, Buffalo River, pathenon, White eyed Vireo nest on April 23, 2014| Leave a Comment »
The last post was about White Eyed Vireo nest building. This morning i went back to watch the pair and got a good look at the nest they had built:
My neighbor down the road a mile – Beckham Creek Cave
Posted in Caves and Waterfalls, General, tagged Arkansas, beckham, buffalo, cave, creek, Little, lodging, nature, outdoors, pathenon, river on March 7, 2013| 1 Comment »
Whether you agree with this “environmentally” or not, this is an unbelievably beautiful overnight facility. Beckham Creek Cave is located a mile down the road from me, on Beckham Creek, a tributary of the Little Buffalo River. The is a world famous cave located in the heart of the Boston Mountains in NW Arkansas.
They’ve been featured on NBC Nightly News, Home and Garden TV, People Magazine, National Geographic and Four States Living.
Set on a 280 acre estate, the Beckham Creek Cave Lodge was built with the philosophy that the ongoing preservation of natural beauty is paramount. With its perfect blend of magnificent craftsmanship and technology, it took nearly four years to complete. Everywhere one looks, the superior design and attention to detail is obvious.
Putting you directly in touch with nature, the lodge boasts natural living cave walls and ceilings. By maximizing window areas along the wall facing outside, and maintaining large, open living spaces, natural sunlight floods the living area, game room, and kitchen, bringing the outdoors inside the cave.
This is truly a modern accommodation literally fit for royalty. From the moment you walk in the door, the area itself encourages one to shed all of the cares of the daily grind and concentrate on finding true inner peace. The cave’s natural ambiance is complimented by beautiful workmanship, which lends a casual elegance to the interior. There’s no closed-in feeling here, and central heating/air boosts the normal cave temperature to the comfort zone you select. In addition, dehumidifiers remove any suggestion of dampness.
Totally secluded, the cave lodge delivers a comfortable and relaxing vacation. Located in the Buffalo National River country with all the wild beauty of the Ozark countryside. Life here has so much to offer including many activities outside of the cave lodge.
Each room offers its own natural cave walls and all the rooms are beautifully appointed and luxurious considering that you are inside a cave. You will have a tendency to forget that fact during your stay, also available is a Honeymoon Suite which is set apart from the other rooms to allow for slightly more privacy. This amazing bit of architecture is located on 280 acres of land in Buffalo National River country and no matter what you are looking for in a vacation these accommodations have it all and allows you to get back to nature in a most unique way.
The accommodations are quite pricey; so check with them, prior planning a trip.
http://www.beckhamcavelodge.com
Life and Wildlife along the Little Buffalo River 