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Liquid Gold Tour – Portland, Oregon’s Beer, Wine, and Saki Scene Around the World

…Every once in a while I come across an area so well-known for its wine that all of its other liquid assets take a back seat to it. So when I arrived in Portland, Oregon, for a short 2-day wine tour, I thought yippee, Oregon wines, some of the best stuff around. What else could I possibly want to taste in the land of great Pinot’s? As it turns out…Saké and beer…

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The Ultimate Adult Pit Stop at Bravo Farms in Traver, California

…Bravo Farms could be classified as a tourist destinations so don’t forget to bring your camera and a working credit card. You’re going to find wine, cheese and produce shops. There’s also hundreds, if not thousands of antiques. Get ready to cruise the aisles for old artifacts: barrels, antique advertising signs, bicycles, meat grinders, and so forth. What you may think of as a 30 minute stop will surely whirl its way into a 2-hour extravaganza…

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Lynchburg Virginia, USA: A Taste of the Extraordinary

…Heritage, natural beauty, food, and wine abound in Central Virginia. It’s a showplace for all things fun. One place not to miss is Lynchburg, Virginia…

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Truckhenge Quirky Folk Art in Topeka, Kansas

…Truckhenge in Topeka, Kansas is a unique eclectic combination of farm rights , salvage and recycled objects , countryside sanctuary, power tools, personal statement about “the man”, and perhaps folk art . It’s the work of one man, Ron Lessman. Reviewers say it is reminiscent of England’s Stonehenge. I’ve been to both, and am thinking not so much. But it certainly is unique…

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Cemetery ginger cookies

…While taking a tour of the Old City Cemetery in Lynchburg, Virginia a few weeks back, a discussion was started by our guide on funerals, funeral foods and funeral food recipes. After a lengthy discussion a few facts seemed clear. Funeral foods are generally delicious, familiar and portable…

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