Audrey was a nurse for many years and Terry was an iron worker. We have children, grandchildren and one great grand child. Sounds like we are old. Nonsense! My wife can hold one end of a sheet rock while I nail it. Don't let the fact that she is little, fool you. I don't mess with her and I am six feet five inches tall. Ours is a love story, so I'm partial and I brag a little.

I am a Vietnam era veteran who is an avid Veteran for Peace. Audrey is from the Western Shoshone Tribe whose brother was killed in Vietnam, We have a passion to end our wars. We love the Veterans who are suffering greatly with mental and physical disorders related to the wars. We are also advocates for alternative energy. We love all people and believe that all people are the same irrespective, of color, shape or size.

We named our cabin 'Dreamcatcher' because of my wife's Native American culture. Dreamcatchers, made in the shape of funnel, catch the bad dreams and let the good ones through so that you can snuggle

into our comfortable beds and let the happy dreams come. My beautiful wife, the love of everyone that meets her, including me, greets our guest with a sincere desire to serve and share.

Terry Behling purchased this cabin in 1994

As we drove from the desert looking for property we were drawn to the beauty of this enchanted valley by the green trees and mountains.

We were looking to leave the smog filled city and change our life style. We had only two requirements: that the property had water and trees, it had more than water, it had a pristine trout stream. It had more than trees, it was covered with trees. We were ecstatic. We bought the place immediately. For the next several years we built three cabins.

Nestled up againist a majestic mountian covered with trees are three log cabins. A garden and orchards first come into view after you cross the bridge over our little trout stream which is the east fork of the Virgin river. Traveling on you will come to the first cabin, the Dreamcatcher which is surrounded by fruit trees and a garden. Get out and relax in our swinging chair under the cherry tree and take a deep breath of the pure mountain air while you recuperate from the drive or have a drink on the patio and kick back and take in the scenery.

Everything that was ever here in the way of wild life is still here. We have on occasion seen elk, deer, rabbits, coyotes, skunks, and badgers. I could go on, but you get the picture. The most frequent animal guests are Hummingbirds, wild turkeys and squirrels. The reason for the animal life is that the area behind us is untouched by man with the exception of a few ranchers.