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Things to do Directions:
Directions:
Check-in: 4 PM - 11 PM
Internet/Network/WiFi:
Sterio:
TV:
Water Valves
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Reference material
Kitchen Stuff If you haven't cooked at altitude, remember to adjust oven temperatures upward by about 25 degrees.
Bedrooms
There is an extra charge for cleaning linens ($20 per bed).
Alternatives are washing and folding them yourself or bringing your own. Leave beds as you found them - unmade. Back bedroom has a king size bed and a twin. There are sheets are in the closet on the right looking toward the door.
Back Loft: A "quaint" loft with 3 small mattresses. It is accessed by a
"ships" ladder, or more conveniently, a disappearing stair pulled
down from the laundry ceiling. Young kids like this room a lot, but
the ceiling is low, from an adult perspective. It accommodates 2 to
4, depending upon how you arrange the cot mattresses. Living room has is a queen sofa sleeper (gold color). The bedding is located in the cupboards above the bookshelf in the dining area. Additional blankets are located in the closet near the opening between living room and kitchen.
Upstairs, the front bedroom has a double bed, and a twin. Although
not as peaceful due to street noise as the rear rooms, it does have
lovely sunrise glimpses of the lake. Cottage: 1 double
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Living Room/Kitchen/Dining room: The thermostat for the wall heater between the kitchen and living room is by the pantry. We usually set it at 65-68° during the day and lower it at night. If it doesn't come on check the pilot light (see below). | |
New (South) bathroom - Turn wall heater heat setting from 1 to 3 or 4.
Back bedroom - Turn wall heater from off to on (indicator line straight down NOT to Fan). Adjust thermostat if necessary. The rear rooms all have individual wall heaters, except the North bath, with the claw foot tub, which has a heat lamp, and picks up some heat from the front rooms. The heater for the rear loft is located on the wall to the left of the door to the rear bedroom. The heater for the rear bedroom is located to the right of the back door. Both of those heaters must be turned on, (left knobs), and temperature adjusted with the right knobs. For additional comfort, the front bedroom has an overhead fan, controlled with a switch at the top of the stairs, on the right. The three speeds are controlled by the pull chain.
Heater Pilot lite:
Fireplace There is a "Chimfex" chimney fire extinguisher, which looks like a highway emergency flare, by the fireplace. If there is a chimney fire you pull the black tape to remove the end. Then use the abrasive striker on the end to light it like a match. Put it in the stove, close the door and move the lever up to the blue section to minimize oxygen.
Electrical
Lift latch at the bottom Pull the pannel bottom out Lift the front pannel
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Lights
See Sierra Pacific Power Phone number below
Summer
Bears
Housekeeping Stuff
Light bulbs are located in an antique box, and cracker tin, on the second shelf, on the right, in the Laundry hall. Wood for the outdoor stove is located under the turquoise cabinet next to the house. It's great to crank it up for pancakes on the griddle in the morning. The cabinet houses most necessary tools and utensils. Takes some getting used to the facilities, but everyone seems to enjoy it. Worth noting that, cooking outdoors or in, allow extra time for the altitude!
Plot Layout:
Phones at Cabin:
Links:
Appliance Model #s
Rental: See rental page.
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