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Visitors are invited to join me, known as the Bear Hollow Bearmaker, pulls from old files some photos I have taken of my bears out and about our property and in and out of our make-believe Bear Hollow Inn. Enjoy the settings created to help me tell our Bear Hollow Story that is still being lived by us today. Folks can see how the bears have been designed with unique looks, each having a personality of their own. You will see how charming my Miss Hollyhock, an over-grown hare and Lil' Miss Hollyhock, a smaller version of Miss Hollyhock, entertain their guests during the winter months in the Bearmaker's house and how others play with the Bearmaker's collectibles.

The make-believe Bear Hollow Inn is open for business.

Mrs. Fernsdale reading a book in Grampa Bear's garden.

Mr. Sawyer (L) and Grampa Bear enjoying a chat.

My bear enjoying a stroll in Grampa Bear's garden.

Mr. Otis arrives to the Bear Hollow Inn with lots of new guests to sample Miss Hollyhock's delicious A wagonload of teddy bears arriving at the inn.	The welcome party Miss Hollyhock welcomes the new guests	Hilda and Henry Named after my parents and were later adopted out as used bears.
Miss Gabby Named after my granddaughter and was later adopted out as a used bear. She was fond of Miss Hollyhock's pies and liked to ride in the wagon with the other guests.	Miss Beetrice A lovely guest and later was adopted out as a used bear. Beetrice loved bonnets and sitting in the garden sipping tea with the other guests.	Gramma & Grampa Bear along with Hilda Bear, the maid in front, eagerly waiting to meet the new guest Gramma Bear & Grampa Bear with Hilda Bear, the maid, along with some bear cubs are sitting in one of Grampa Bears pretty flower gardens.
Grampa Bear's garden shed A collage of photos of Grampa Bear and his gardens	Mr. Fernsdale reads a story to a bear cub.o a cub in Grampa Bear's garden Mr. Fernsdale is one of my first mohair teddy bears. He reads a story to my little bear that wears a crocheted sweater and hat that I made.

Mr. Fernsdale reading a story to a bear cub.

Mr. Fernsdale with Little Sprout, another of my first mohair bears.

My first garden party photo shoot with Gramma Bear, Hilda Bear (R) and Miss Hollyhock having a tea party.

Tea in the Garden

Our very first tea party features Gramma Bear (L) Miss Hollyhock and Hilda Bear (R)

Miss Hollyhock and Mr. Sawyer having tea.

Miss Hollyhock & Mr. Sawyer

Baking Day with Lil' Miss Hollyhock

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Memories of Bear Hollow

Mr. Otis arrives to the Bear Hollow Inn with lots of new guests to sample Miss Hollyhock's delicious

A wagonload of teddy bears arriving at the inn.

The welcome party

Miss Hollyhock welcomes the new guests

Hilda and Henry

Named after my parents and were later adopted out as used bears.

Miss Gabby

Named after my granddaughter and was later adopted out as a used bear. She was fond of Miss Hollyhock's pies and liked to ride in the wagon with the other guests.

Miss Beetrice

A lovely guest and later was adopted out as a used bear. Beetrice loved bonnets and sitting in the garden sipping tea with the other guests.

Gramma & Grampa Bear along with Hilda Bear, the maid in front, eagerly waiting to meet the new guest

Gramma Bear & Grampa Bear with Hilda Bear, the maid, along with some bear cubs are sitting in one of Grampa Bears pretty flower gardens.

Grampa Bear's garden shed

A collage of photos of Grampa Bear and his gardens

Mr. Fernsdale reads a story to a bear cub.o a cub in Grampa Bear's garden

Mr. Fernsdale is one of my first mohair teddy bears. He reads a story to my little bear that wears a crocheted sweater and hat that I made.

Mr. Fernsdale with Little Sprout, another of my first mohair bears.

Tea in the Garden

Miss Hollyhock & Mr. Sawyer

Baking Day with Lil' Miss Hollyhock