Greenwood At Entangled Acres - Log Cabin w\WiFi on 16 Acre Animal Sanctuary

1) Neil arrived 30 after my listed check-in time. It's true that I had a mix-up with scheduling and wasn't expecting him, so it took a few minutes to add an entry code for him to the smart-lock and a few other minor details - but the smart lock logs clearly show when a code was added and every time the door was opened on his arrival day (Oct 11), so I don't know why he feels the need to outright lie and claim he arrived "hours past check-in". 2) A few minutes after his arrival, Neil remarked that he had "hoped for some company" during his stay, and later invited me out to dinner. I'm usually more outgoing with guests, but as a woman living alone on the same property, this kind of inappropriate behavior from male guests makes me VERY uncomfortable - so I kept our interactions brief, and asked a neighbor to be present as much as possible, in order to avoid being alone around Neil. 3) There was a large stack of dry, chopped up ash logs for firewood in the carport, a few steps from his door. I have text message records of telling Neil that it's available for him to use - his claim that he had to drive to town and buy his own firewood for heat is a complete lie. 4) Also, after having seen my neighbor chopping up some wood for me, Neil repeatedly suggested that he could also chop some. At first, I tried to explain that the only dry wood was the already chopped and stacked pile - to politely discourage him from trying to swing an ax around. However, he kept asking and requesting to chop up wood himself, so I eventually flat out told him that I don't think my liability insurance would cover letting guests do that. Overall, I got the impression that he had expected to show up and be swooned over while playing lumberjack. I put a lot of effort into making sure my guests have a good experience, but there are some experiences that I just don't provide.