Dear Honey Run Friends, I had the opportunity last month to take a road trip to the northern Great Plain states. I travelled 3,700 miles by car with the vast majority of the roads traveled being non-interstate highways. I enjoyed the scenic byways through small town America. This was my first trip to this part […]
Dear Honey Run Friends, This summer I celebrated a milestone birthday, and the days leading up to it had me in deep reflection. Never before had I experienced the thoughts that were running through my mind. Thoughts of, have I used my time wisely, what is the next phase of life going to look like […]
Smoky Lemon Honey Glaze/Marinade: 1 C Honey 5 Lemons, Juiced 1 T Worcestershire 2 t Liquid Smoke 1 T Salt 1 t Black Pepper Method: Preheat an oven to 400 degrees. Whisk the ingredients in a mixing bowl thoroughly until incorporated. Pour ¼ of the mixture into a separate container and reserve to glaze finished […]
Shinrin-yoku, developed in Japan during the 1980s, is a term that means “taking in the forest atmosphere” or “forest bathing” and has become a major part of health care and healing in Japanese medicine. Forest Bathing is as simple as stepping outside and connecting with nature to better the body and soul. (source: http://www.shinrin-yoku.org/shinrin-yoku.html) “Never have we been so far from merging with […]
Dear Honey Run Friends, Many of you will attend the numerous firework displays around your communities in celebration of July 4th, our country’s independence, and I would imagine your eyes will be dazzled with the colorful bursts in the sky with each whistling rocket launched. While these manmade marvels are exciting, I want to share […]
As a guest of The Inn at Honey Run, you know better than anyone that photos and words simply do not do it justice. There is something in the air on our 56-acre property that makes all of your worries drift away the moment your arrive, allowing you to focus on the here and now. […]
