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McGovern Residence

Cabin homestead on the Tucannon River. Artists, free thinkers, naturists, animal lovers, gardeners,
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11/09/2023

We don’t normally communicate these things but our beloved Dede left us this morning. I cannot begin to express the depth of our friendship and she will always be a part of our lives. I am so very grateful for her companionship and love.

06/21/2023

This year’s June bouquet with ox-eye daisies, native grasses and rose ‘Winchester Cathedral’.

06/14/2023

Finally got this Nadja print on a board so I can start the frame. She is the best character and I’m excited to see her on the wall. Can’t decide if I want a black or gold frame. Thoughts?

06/13/2023

Pretty sure we’ve never officially introduced the biggest personaitly on the residence. This is Hank. We like to think he was made in an o**y rather than a pairing because his perfect lil body doesn’t make a ton of sense. All our animals come from the , and we couldn’t be happier with the family we have gotten from them. He is perfect.

06/10/2023

This Caravaggio ‘Lute Player’ c. 1597 has been drifting for awhile. Time to get this dead guy on the wall.

04/26/2023

Our graveyard for all the wonderful pets who have come and gone are located in a plot we dedicate to yellow daffodils alone.
It’s always a treat to see their nodding faces.

04/17/2023

With winter fading, Spring tasks like polishing candleholders and cleaning Winter rugs dominate the weekends. I quite like these chores.

01/22/2023

Finishing up a new print and frame for the salon wall. ‘Lucretia’ by Cagnacci, (c. 1660). While her mythos is tragic, her dagger wielding has always been a representation of power to me. The frame is antique and suits her nicely.

11/29/2022

Always sad finding these little ones in the morning. Goodnight little one.

11/18/2022

A large grouping of delicious Oyster mushrooms on the recent hike on Panjab trail. They joined a medley of other wild mushrooms in a fall pasta dish.

11/01/2022

Let the dark in.

11/01/2022

All smiles are sinister around Halloween! Hope everyone is having a blast, feeling the feels.

09/18/2022

It’s the season for gathering fruit, tubers and seeds for planting next year.

07/26/2022

Root cellar and Rosa ‘DonJuan’.

07/21/2022

Y’all it is hot! It makes working outside pretty impossible so we stay cool in the dark of the cabin.

06/23/2022

The biannual carpet cleaning is an arduous but secretly satisfying affair. With 3 cats and 2 dogs it’s also a necessity.

05/30/2022

First cull of our sage. This flat basket is a godsend for herb preservation.

05/25/2022

Shadow on the front walk. Lots of blossom still floating around.

05/24/2022

Our tulips are still going strong with some that have yet to even open. One of the benefits of a valley microclimate is your flowers come later and tend to last longer.

05/24/2022

An incredible double rainbow this evening on the hike up our property. Spring is full of wonders here.

05/08/2022

Happy International World Naked Gardening day

05/04/2022

A Queen in her castle.

05/03/2022

The reason for the season. Daffodils and morels.

04/07/2022

‘Purple Leaf Sand cherry’. This is a Hom* Dep*t plant, planted 25 years ago. It’s the first to bloom and it’s stunning. Bless the beautiful plants in the worst situations.

04/05/2022

Hellebore ‘North Star Pink’, a lovely doubled hybrid from the Rose Walk.

03/31/2022

Introducing the 7, one is ducking (just got that), newest members of the McGovern Residence. We think a mixture of two males and 5 females. Absolutely the most adorable addition.

Address

206 McGovern Lane
Pomeroy, WA
99347

Telephone

+15097697900

Website

http://www.McGovernResidence.com/

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The McGovern Residence

A perfect place to getaway, The McGovern Residence offers two campsites to visitors right on the banks of the Tucannon River and at the entrance to the Blue Mountains. Our 28 acres are great for roaming, relaxing and taking in the beautiful views of the valley. Avoid crowded campsites and holiday traffic. Book your stay with us today and experience the magic of life out in the country!