Lark Hollow Linville - vacation rental

12/26/2023

Don’t forget to book your trip to the high country in the new year! 🏔️ Link in bio!

12/11/2023

Lovely snow a few days ago! ❄️

11/11/2023

Rosie loves Lark Hollow. 🌿 She’s been here through the renovation up to now when we get to relax. 🐶

11/04/2023

The fall colors are fading but boy do they put on a show each fall. 🍁

09/14/2023

She's booking up quickly with Blue Ridge Mountain Rental! Reserve your spot if you don't want to miss out on the fall and winter season. :)

Lark Hollow at Linville Land Harbor | Situated on a wooded lot in a resort-style neighborhood, there is a little something for everyone here. Bring your family and your best-behaved small non-s

07/03/2023

Almost done with the lower drive. Landscaping has happened in steps & we’ll be installing an outdoor fire pit next week. Thankful for Cesar & Carlos and their amazing team of builders & crafters who have helped us bring this home back to life. We could NOT have done it without them.

05/31/2023

We’re a smidge “extra.” Since we couldn’t find a Tina Turner tribute, Lionel will have to do. H E L L O 🌿

05/27/2023

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05/27/2023

Love our new little sign spreading the love. 🐦

05/23/2023

New metal sign finally here! Can’t wait to install. 🐦

05/22/2023

Delicious dinner 🥂

05/13/2023

Boone - a town you must visit while staying at Lark Hollow. Be assured your safety is top priority. 😆🐮

News Release:
On May 09, 2023, a suspect later identified as Joshua Russell Minton, age 34, of Millers Creek, NC, fled from Boone Police Officers during a traffic stop. The suspect led Boone police and deputies of the Watauga County Sheriff’s Office in a chase. The suspect abandoned his vehicle in the area of US Hwy 421 and US Hwy 221 in Deep Gap and fled into an undeveloped area. Due to the suspect’s fast and reckless driving our officers were not close enough to see exactly where the suspect ran.
As officers began to search the area they received some unexpected, but welcomed assistance from some local cows. Apparently cows do not want suspected criminals loitering in their pasture and quickly assisted our officers by leading them directly to where the suspect was hiding. The cows communicated with the officers as best they could and finally just had the officers follow them to the suspect’s location.
In addition to thanking our officers and deputies for putting themselves in harm’s way; obviously, we want to express our gratitude to the cows for their assistance. This opens up all kinds of questions as to the bovines’ role in crime fighting. Honestly, it is something that we have not considered before now. As we examine the obvious next steps of incorporating a Bovine Tracking Unit into our department’s law enforcement capabilities there are many factors that we will have to consider:
• How adaptable are cows to a variety of police work or can they just find hiding suspects?
• Are cows more cost effective than K-9 dogs?
• How will we transport cows to the scenes, and is this compatible with the Town’s sustainability goals in terms of types of vehicles needed and obviously there are methane issues?
• Cost of training, vet care, ballistic vests, etc.?

We at the Boone Police Department are always looking for better ways to serve our community. We may be a small town; but we are a progressive, forward thinking law enforcement agency. For rural law enforcement, we want to be the tip of the spear.

Mr. Mitten was charged with multiple charges to include:
• 1 count of Felony Flee/Elude Arrest with a Motor Vehicle
• Driving with License Revoked
• Disorderly Conduct

Mr. Mitten was taken before a magistrate and received a $20,000 secured bond with a court date scheduled for 06/28/2023 in Watauga County.
See local media for the real press release