Sentence examples for old lodge from inspiring English sources
"Grand Sierra Lodge is the old lodge with stone and timber," said Jeff Skinner, the director of sales and marketing for Intrawest Mammoth, during a recent hard-hat tour.
The "newest," Lincoln House, will open first, while the grand old lodge won't be completed for years.
"A stone with horizontal graining, when you stack it, is reminiscent of the old lodge fireplaces where they used dry, stacked stone".
Indeed, based on its premise, the new book feels remarkably stripped down: a young woman named Luce, the caretaker of an old lodge in small-town North Carolina, becomes the guardian of the twin children of her murdered sister.
A small outpost on a quiet street, Erie Basin (an old-timers' name for Red Hook) has the spooky feel of an old lodge, perhaps one where someone was recently murdered.
For now, though, the visitors are coming, and no place is more popular with Japanese tourists than Chena Hot Springs, a remote old lodge reachable on a paved road from Fairbanks.
Delta Sherwood Inn on Lake Joseph is one of the great old lodges, with the best upscale dining room in Muskoka (705-765-3131; deltahotels.com; doubles from $219).
The oldest lodge near Ely, the Burntside Lodge {218-365-3894}, is on the shores of 12-mile-long Burntside Lake.
Bernie Ecclestone's youngest daughter has dropped plans to demolish a 200-year-old lodge after outraged neighbours accused her of being responsible for "Botox" architecture.
The Red Inn (15 Commercial Street; 508-487-7334), a stately 200-year-old lodge on Provincetown Bay, has fireplaces, wide-plank wood floors and a classy dining room that overlooks the water.
The brainchild of Michael and Elizabeth Thrasher, a British couple who made a fortune selling organic baby food, the village has a recycled clothing store, an upmarket cafe and plans for a luxe vacation rental in a 100-year-old lodge.
