Riverpointe Napa Valley Resort Condos

Well... Tonight is our last night at "the compound". I have to say.. I'm ready to get the hell out of here. Rob is still going to be working for a couple more days so we're heading over to my friend Claire's to stay until Wednesday. <br><br>Living here at the compound has really been amazing. And even though I'm definitley ready to get moving I'm pretty damn sad ...

... as a'mini' in the US and having seen some of the 'buses' towing jeeps etc even we are thnking it is compact. The first few days were a bit of a washout as it was very wet and cold with lots of rain. Napa and it's lovley undulating vine covered fields was so grey and overcast we could hardly see over the hills and although there for 4 days we weren't able to visit a single winery. We stayed in three ...

... un arrêt à un café Internet où nous en avons profité pour déguster une bouteille de vin californien très appréciée par Rose-Anne et Diane qui en ont profité pour prendre la part à Michel qui conduisait. Elles étaient pas mal joyeuses sur le chemin du retour car cette bouteille s'ajoutait aux 4 ou 5 dégustations précédentes. Mais on fait ce voyage pour avoir du plaisir. S'étant rendu compte qu'on avait été très raisonnable dans nos achats, on décide de ...

... removed from British life. Having sold his company in early 2006, Toby, and his family, had been away from the US for a year (for, ahem, tax reasons) and had returned a month before my arrival. They had just moved into their newly acquired house, a veritable mansion of a place, and were slowly easing themselves back into the South Bay lifestyle. I have been the recipient of the Harris' generous hospitality on a number of ...

We're still in Napa and we're both getting really excited. Jake is struggling to get his finals finished which is in turn stressing me out completely! But soon it will all be over. I'm almost ready to go at work and my bags have been packed since Sunday, so when next Saturday rolls around we'll be ...

... over and abruptly cut him off from reading a AAA description of the area until he realizes that I've stopped in front of the chocolate shop. We proceed to gobble down delectable chocolate covered caramel, pecan caramel clusters, and mouthwateringly rich fudge. We spend the rest of the afternoon exploring the jagged clifs and crashing waves along the Mendocino Headlands, completely mesmerized by the natural beauty and the incredible sea that stretches out to the horizon ...

... require more of direct email if you want to know all the details. I have been instructed not to share them in a mass email but if you email me I can happily fill you in on a certain someone..... We'll just call this mister X.... Tick Nompson.... The day after the Hash and I mean early.... Nick and I had to get up to move a guy from one art studio to the next. The pay was great but the 8 percent beer was kicking our ass all day ...

... impressive. I met up with Chris's (Irish Club Boss)nephew Paul who looks after a pub there (very handy) and his sister Teresa. We had a great night out going to some really nice bars and met up with thier friend Brain and his wife Maria. This led to the deadliest hangover when i left the next day for Vegas and my interrogation at the airport was made an unpleasent experience due to this.

... off. It was now lunchtime so we headed back to Calistoga and stopped at a little place called Hydro Grill. We had a cheeseburger and a coke and a little wander around Calistoga before heading back to the car. We headed down the Silverado Trail which is the scenic route through The Napa Valley Wine Region and it didn't disapoint. There were dozens and dozens of Wineries (they don't call them Vinyards here - too French!) There are over 250 in alljust on the 35 mile strip ...