"A homely spot for a weary soul"
There's a homely spot at even',
And a weary soul is bound
Where the purple jacarandas shed
Their blossom on the ground;
And the crimson rambler roses
Nestle freely 'midst the green
While the tall and stately fir tree
Towers proudly o'er the scene
Millicent Watson wrote these words nearly 100 years ago while she was at Lagoon Pocket School. Today the school has gone but not much else has changed. At Lagoon Pocket Bed & Breakfast, we still offer "a homely spot for a weary soul."
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| Photos taken at Lagoon Pocket, circa 1920 | |