2023 A Walk in The Garden: Anyone want to own an Inn on Lookout? From Columbia via LA, Ed and Erma are now ready to pass the torch of The Garden Walk Inn

Wow - two decades have passed since Ed and Erma Caballero arrived on Lookout and began their time as the innkeepers at our very own Garden Walk Inn, and now, they are retiring and ready to pass the torch. These two, love people and they love to offer food and shelter to travelers from all around the world and from our own neighborhood. Strong in their faith, these two have been truly blessed, and they have been true blessings to so many over the years. Originally from Columbia via Los Angeles, and even Las Vegas, Ed and Erma have been residents here on Lookout Mountain for over two decades now. Raising a close family of three children, they found a way to make it work despite the challenges. Everyone worked and helped out as their and its cottages has been a waypoint for thousands over the years. Hear how they used this amazing piece of land and its whimsical cottages to make a living and to offer grace and help to many local families in times of need. In this episode, we recognize, celebrate and honor the work Ed and Erma have done in our community for over two decades. Even though the future of the Inn is uncertain, let us show that our feelings and gratitude for these two and their service, is not. Also mentioned in this episode are: Las Vegas, UCLA, Pastor Nathan White, the Georgia Town Hall, Lkt Mtn GA Police, guns, street lights, Covenant College, Chattanooga Christian School, McCallie School and more... Ed and Erma - Thank You! Thank you for all your hard work and for choosing Lookout in the beginning - you will both be greatly missed. We wish you the very best in this next chapter of life. ** Note**: in honor of Ed and Erma - the Mountain Echo has switched out its standard sign-off and replaced it with an honorary song by Lauren Daigle, 'You Say' Please enjoy this special episode - and if you know anyone who wants to operate an Inn - let them know. Enjoy. Spread the word! Find us at ... theMountainEcho.org Please "Like" and 'subscribe' for notification of new episodes on your media player's podcast menu. Also, on regular, full length, non-bonus episodes, many thanks for closing music featuring the Dismembered Tennesseans and vocals by the amazing Laura Walker singing Tennessee Waltz. Opening fiddle music played by the late Mr. Fletcher Bright.