Re: San Pedro Riiver Inn
Jack C. Leighty/Susan J. Noble (jleighty@chesapeake.net)
Tue, 20 Oct 1998 20:43:21 -0400 (EDT)
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Folks again:
The Casa de San Pedro is indeed nice, but more like staying in a
birder's motel. It's new, well designed and convenient, though not
significantly closer to anything. The San Pedro Inn cottages with
kitchens and living room, as well as large bedrooms deliver a
somewhat different kind of comfort and convenience. There is
interesting birding outside the door and a nice walk through fields
to the riparian area - shrikes, meadowlarks, a number of different
flyctchers on the way to the river, Check out the website, if your
are interested and and chose the one that suits you best. If you
prefer a motel, the Thunder Mountain Inn in town is inexpensive, has
a decent restaurant and is also well located for day trips.
Jack Leighty
Huntingtown
jleighty@chesapeake.net
>From: KurtCapt87@aol.com
>Date: 10/20/98 7:38:32PM
>To: mdosprey@ARI.Net
>Subject: Re: San Pedro Riiver Inn
>
>Folks,
>
>I would also suggest the Casa de San Pedro. Its across the river
>(east of the
>Sand Pedro River Inn) which means its a tad closer to the
>Huachucas. And of
>course you go out the back door, walk 50 yds to the refuge (San
>Pedro River)
>and have some quick birding whilst you wait for the Nature
>Conservancy parking
>lot to open at 0800. From this back yard you get all sorts of fun
>stuff like
>Quail in the morning, Chats everywhere, Summer Tanagers and
>migrants in the
>cottonwoods, and at night your own Lesser Nighthawk display around
>the parking
>lot light (singular) and an occasional Great Horned flyby into the
>grass field
>near you. The B&B is very comfortable, great fireplace, Thayer
>software on
>the computer, beautiful rooms, and hummers in the patio garden
>outside your
>door. I believe they have a webpage - just set your webcrawler to
>look for
>Case de San Pedro.
>
>Kurt Gaskill, kurtcapt87@aol.com
>
>