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Raymond and Emily Hoche-Mong are the creators of the Goose & Turrets
B&B. Both are active pilots, conservationists, and community workers.
They have traveled widely and, between them, have visited all six
continents, especially the world's city-states.
They have examined the art of early man in France and
Saudi Arabia; studied creativity at King's College, Cambridge;
published a literary journal; and supported artists. The art
collection at the Goose & Turrets reflects their wide ranging
interests and friendships.
Presently, Raymond is developing an economic plan for the Kerch region of Crimea, Ukraine. The first visible result that he and Emily have succeeded in is a display of archaeological artifacts (dating to 6th c., B.C. at the Getty Antiquities Center when it reopens at Malibu in Fall, 2005. Emily also volunteers as a docent naturalist at two unique California parks: Año Nuevo State Reserve, one of the few mainland beaches where elephant seals haul out to pup and mate; and Pescadero Marsh, a fine wetland area and bird watching hot spot. Raymond and Emily both hail from locales rich in the tradition of boundless hospitality and tantalizing cuisines . Raymond is French and has lived in Egypt and rural England; Emily is from Tennessee via Key West and Beirut. |
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