Budget Inn Bath
332 W Morris St Bath, New York, 14810, United States
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Lidt praktisk skal der også laves.
Lake Seneca (en af the 5 finger lakes) var næste base. Turen dertil gik selvfølgelig lige igennem en lille 'state park' med en stor kløft og vandfald. Det var mest Cathrina der var ude af bilen, for det var stadig meget varmt. Vi havde ikke booket hotel ved søen, så vi var lige forbi en 5 moteller før vi fandt et der var godt. (et af dem vi var forbi var simpelt hen så beskidt at det var ulækkert!). Derefter brugte vi aftenen til ...
Home for turkey break
... packets of information for each country we're visiting--anything from the breakdown of all the diseases, ways to prevent them, symptoms...to the emergency 911 numbers, how to behave in the country, newspapers that people read there, etc. etc. Lots of reading to do now. My arm was definitely sore afterwards but it only lasted a day. I just picked up my prescriptions for malaria pills and a dosage of azithromycin for traveler's diarrhea. Have to get ...
Waterfalls, Lakes and Vineyards
... tasting, because it's not fun to do solo. He chose Wagner Vineyards and we got there before 12:30. It was a lovely facility with gorgeous views of the lake and vineyards, pretty much like everywhere else. I looked at a wall of pictures the wine making process. Tastings were only a one dollar and we got to try eight wines, both red and white. We had plain popcorm between bites. Our guy was really nice. I liked most of the wines. The Merlot was good and I got to taste what ...
Western Art and Weddings
... br> We were hungry at before 4:00 so we headed for this restaurant they knew on Market Street, but when we got there, we saw that the new owners had made it a little fancier than we were looking for then. We went to the pizza place across the street and each ordered two slices. I got cheese and garlic and added artichoke and sausage. It was pretty good. Then we walked up Market street and then back to the car. We talked about the ideas in my book, The Spontaneous Healing ...
Cats, Buffalo steaks and Teabaggers
... Tony Bennet and K.D. Lang.
Kim arrived after work at 5:30. She works at Cornell. We started catching up and then I went out to watch Thom grill the meat. He has so many stories, I love talking with him. We soon brought in the meat and Nancy finished up the steamed cabbage and creamy potatoes. We also had salad and more Finger Lakes wine. We talked about travel, music and politics and they are great with politics. The meat was cooked ...



