Fall - A Time of Harvest and Reflection

Summer heat is fading into an autumnal cool. Brilliant flowers and stately maples turn to red, orange, and yellow. The rains come and fill the parched rivers. We revel in these days as we prepare for the oncoming winter months.

Hiking in the woods, seeing the beauty of nature helps us reflect on a turbulent year. What have we learned about ourselves during this time? Standing at a pond and seeing the trees reflected across the water gives a sense of awe at our universe. We ponder our good fortunes, our sense of wonder, our feelings of loss. And yet, we move forward with hope.

Here at the 1810 Juliand House, we are grateful for the guests that visited us this year. We are thankful for those that have respected our needs for safety and allowed us to pamper them with good food and a restful night’s sleep. We invite you, our potential guests, to spend a little time with us this fall. Take a little time to reflect on all that is good. Enjoy our pumpkin farms, open-air markets, and enchantingly beautiful upstate New York.

We invite you to “Stay Safe and Stay Small” Why not a mid-week stay? Rates for a Sunday night – Thursday night stay are just $99.00 per night, any room. AND a full, made-to-order country breakfast is included! This special is the best deal in the area.

Day Trips from the B&B

Greene is centrally located to take in all the unique events in the region. Binghamton and Norwich are each a half-hour drive from the B&B. There are many things to do within an hour’s drive of the inn.

• Heading west on Rt 17 you come to Corning, NY the home of Corning Glass Works. Spend the day creating your own special glass piece then spend time in the downtown area. On the way back to the inn stop in Owego, NY for some antique shopping and afternoon tea in a tea room overlooking the Susquehanna River.
• Want to do the New York wine trails? Head to either Ithaca, NY situated at the base of Cayuga Lake or Watkins Glen, NY on Seneca Lake.
• Driving east on Rt. 88 brings you to Cooperstown, NY, and the Baseball Hall of Fame. Then drive along the west side of the lake to visit the Fenimore House and the Farmer’s Museum. The Hall of Fame Induction ceremony will be the highlight of your trip.