Showing posts with label Cottage Photos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cottage Photos. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Montana Weddings at Old Chico

I thought I would share a link to some wedding photos that were taken at Old Chico along Emigrant Creek. And in one case, at the cottage. Go to Nashan Photographers, select Chieko- weddings from the "please select a category" drop down box. Select the Colavito.Hoovestal wedding for the session at the cottage and the Wells.Wright wedding for pictures around Emigrant Creek and Old Chico. Both beautiful weddings with a fantastic photographer. She really captured the beauty and some of the history of the area while focusing on the their happy days. Enjoy!!

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Picnic on the Patio


Just outside the basement door is a patio overlooking the creek. This spring day was perfect for a picnic there.

The cook grilled up some delicious steaks.






Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Easter at the Cottage

We spent Easter at the cottage and had a wonderful spring weekend.




Our stay would not be complete without an egg hunt on the lawn.



Emigrant Creek still has a touch of snow in it, but it is melting quickly and it won't be long before we have flowers and leaves.





Wednesday, April 1, 2009

Lounging and Cooking

I purposely designed this kitchen to be quick and effecient. Who wants to spend their vacation cleaning house. It is very easy to work in with plenty of counter space, new appliances, and cooking utensils.






The basement features an area outside the bedrooms for lounging and the french doors open onto the patio that overlooks the creek.




The main floor also has a lounging area complete couches and a television. Perfect for relaxing after a day in Yellowstone.


Bathrooms

The cottage has two bathrooms, one on each floor. They both have tile showers and unlimited hot water.

This is the pebble floor to massage your feet in one shower.

I really love the claw foot tub. It is cast iron and holds the heat of the water amazingly well. I can take a bath for a half an hour and still not want get out.




Sites from the Cottage

This is a fall shot of the back porch of the cottage. I love to sit on the porch and listen to the creek while I sip on a cup of coffee.


The front of the cottage and the driveway which has lots of room for parking.



Bedrooms

The cottage has three bedrooms with queen sized beds. Here is the master bedroom on the main floor. It has a large window that looks over the creek. The bonus is you can hear the creek from every room.



The basement is daylighted which allows for ample light and there are two bedrooms.


This is the loft with the three full sized beds. Children love this space and feel like they are having a sleepover when they are here. For your comfort, two fans are provided.


Wednesday, January 28, 2009

One of Two Bathrooms

The shower in this bathroom is very roomy, a full four feet square. As a bonus, we enjoy unlimited hot water thanks to our tankless water heater. I don't have to rush through my shower and everyone else will still have hot water when I am done. It saves energy by only heating the water that is used. Pretty nice since all winter the cottage is pretty much empty for days at a time.

Monday, January 26, 2009

Mid-Winter Shadows


{Master bed headboard}



Mid-winter the sun is low and we get many clear days to enjoy it. I love how the shadows play off the walls in the cottage. I also love these old doors we salvaged from the original building.






Friday, January 9, 2009

Random Pictures


{Afternoon sun -in winter- on claw-foot tub in master bath}

{Antique mirror and bistro chair}



Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Coffee on the Porch


Hot cup of coffee, enjoyed in the morning sun on the back porch, listening to the birds and the frozen creek. It is the BEST place to be.

Sunday, January 4, 2009

Yellowstone in the Winter

Here is a great blog post about Yellowstone in the winter. It details the skating rink in Mammoth and cross-country skiing the terraces. Brings back some great memories I have of winter visits to YNP. Good times... http://www.nashan.com/2008/12/yellowstone-national-park-in-winter.html and some pretty good pictures!

Speaking of winter, snow, and cold, here is the cottage in the winter.