Stone Wall Acres Hideaway

10/01/2025

Stone Wall Acres has its next “guest” reserved for 10/24 thru 10/26th. No rentals until the new year! Friends and family welcome to enjoy anytime! Oxox. This brings us great joy!

02/01/2025

Bean zoomies!

02/01/2025

A great way to end the month playing at our happy place.

04/06/2024

At my happy place. It’s not glamorous (yet), but soon….

03/02/2024

Trail finds! At Stonewall Acres Hideaway with Paul Locke

02/19/2024

Good weekend with my love, puppers and Remi.

Large Marge Maple is pictured. How many years old do you think she is?

02/16/2024

Settled in at camp. Changed out the holiday tree.

02/13/2024

Yay! I love surprises!!! Paul Locke surprised me with a Valentines present!

What a way to a lady’s ❤️ ! Can’t wait for this weekend!

02/05/2024

The animal high-byway trail at Stonewall Acres Hideaway with my love Paul Locke

01/20/2024

It’s stressful getting here every other week as I have to jam a 54 hour work week into 5 days, but once we are here settled in, my heart and soul are at peace. I love this place with all my heart and soul. With my love Paul Locke at Stonewall Acres Hideaway

12/23/2023

Trail find at Stonewall Acres Hideaway with Paul Locke Pepsi-Cola bottle pre-1950! Great time of year for a stroll through the woods to find treasures.

11/16/2023

Certainly feeling all the love and support from everyone! Paul Locke has been reading me your return post, I truly feel loved. Thank you! Been a bit Rocky the few days, the surgery took 3-4 hours longer than expected. The plastic surgeon got in to my lower tummy and found a bike accident had caused serious damage to an artery needed to repair/replace my breast. They ended up having to use my lower stomach wall muscles and two arteries from my muscle wall. Then they encountered sever scaring in my left side (which has bothered me for years) they had to scrape and remove a lot of tissue from my pectoral muscle. On top of these two complications they had to remove one of my ribs and drill a channel in a second rib for the two large muscle arteries.

Short of the long story. What could go wrong went wrong. The pain is intense (and that word doesn’t come close).

I am so grateful the surgeon and his team found work arounds to perform the surgery while caring about how my body would look and of course keeping me alive!

The Nurses are the unsung heroes! Three nights in the ICU and another night in the ISC unit. These folks work their asses off! Mind blowing!

Paul has been wonderful and supportive caring. I love him so much and do not deserve him. I am grateful.

Here is a quick read of what surgery should have happened.

In a DIEP flap, fat, skin, and blood vessels are cut from the wall of the lower belly and moved up to your chest to rebuild your breast. Learn more.