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I was just doing an internet search of my last name, which happens to be Whetstone. I stumbled upon your inn and it looks very beautiful as well as most inviting as is the local area. If I am ever traveling in Vermont, I will make sure to stay at The Whetstone Inn. And I thought that California was beautiful?
Thomas Whetstone
Oroville, CA — Wednesday, January 21st 2009
it is always so wonderful to stay and be with you , Jeanne and Harry !
Ulrike von Lehsten
New York — Sunday, November 11th 2007
Jean & Harry-I've always been curious about the Whetstone since I was a student at Marlboro College in the early '80's and spent a summer living near the "Poets Cabin" in a tent and cooking at The Longwood Inn under Chris Brackin a vetran of the New York and Boston food worlds and later became a reporter for N.H. Public Radio.We heard that Jean & Harry cooked in a manner that we enjoyed and would make Alice Waters proud using local organic ingrediants with excellent results.I finnally was able to stay at the inn early this summer and had a blast going swimming in the pond and spending my evenings going to concerts at Marlboro and comming back to the inn to sit by the pond to enjoy wine, the symphony of frogs and the most beautiful view of the stars that lit up the night sky.Jean & Harry's Inn feels like an upscale Youth Hostel where everyone shares stories about their favorite swimming hole or scenic dirt road.If I had a choice to go back to France or Vermont,Marlboro would be the winner and The Whetstone Inn would be the decadent hostel of choice.If we have but one life to live, spending a morning eating Jean's excellent waffles is a choice that you will never regret.
James Lockey
Brooklyn Heights,New York — Friday, August 10th 2007
Hi guys!
We miss you--we definitely need some time around the Inn with you! Mmmm, pork with plum sauce, waffles with REAL maple syrup, raspberries...
Hope you're well and that the Inn is keeping you busy but not too busy.
Great job on the site, Ham!
lots of love,
Leah and Steve
Leah Bird and Steve Krauss
Newton, MA — Sunday, February 18th 2007
Jean & Harry...
Still the same peaceful, delightful spot it was in 1971 (?) when I first visited Hube and Betty's inn with my parents as a cross-country skiing first grader.
Thanks for welcoming us back this summer after too many years away (could it really be nearly a dozen?)
What was I thinking, letting my own kids get to be 6,8, and 9 years old without knowing the pleasures of the Whetstone?!
Next visit we'll try to introduce this generation of fearless skiers to Malcolm's trails and see who makes it to South Pond on their feet!
Thanks for doing your part to preserve that little bit of Heaven...
Fondly, Jeanne (Feehrer) Clark
Jeanne (Feehrer) Clark
Andover, MA — Thursday, July 13th 2006
Hello Harry and Jean and Ham and Brook. Visiting the beautiful website (good job, Ham) stirred my heart, as you and your beautiful Inn hold so many wonderful memories for me. I spent my first night in Vermont there in 1973, a truly serendipitous happening, as I have lived in VT ever since! I remember swimming in the pond at 8+ months pregnant with Will...and so many fabulous meals. "Harry and Jean the unbeatable team serve us peaches and cream that we highly esteem." Especially I remember you all with so much love. Then there was the summer when Hammie and Ani got married and rehearsed "Annie" in the back garden. And your rates are still so reasonable! No phones or microwaves, I highly approve. Love to you all, Caitlin Adair(aka Karen Huenink)
Caitlin Adair
Westminster West, VT USA — Monday, May 8th 2006
We first stayed there by accident in 1978, when a Mr and Mrs Hubert Moore owned the inn. We fell in love with the place, and over the next two years stayed there any time we could get away from Toronto. The Moores were getting too old to keep the inn up, and told us they wanted to sell the place. The trout pond and 10 acres which their setter Blarney ran through were all included. I would have loved to run the inn, but it was not meant to be. We moved to BC in 1980. I'm sure your feelings for the place are the same as my wife's and mine. Ironically, shortly after we moved here, the Moores came through on their way to seeing their son in Alaska. Best regards and thanks for some lovely memories of a special place
Mauro Azzano
Richmond, BC Canada — Tuesday, October 11th 2005
We vividly remember turning the corner on a winter's day and seeing this wonderful old New England home. We could almost smell the waffles cooking. Conversation, good food and great hospitality awaited us. Fabulous web site. You captured the very best except photos of the grand inn-keepers!
Nancy Brook and Thayer McCain
USA — Tuesday, October 26th 2004
YOU GUYS ROCK i love the inn and the fact that harry lets me help in the kitchen if i'm nice and fast and basically stay out of his way see you when the snow falls... xx jessie
jessie levoy
bicoastal baby, LANYC USA — Sunday, October 24th 2004