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Date: 4th June 2010

LI Girl
Once in a while I miss LI, like when I see photos like this! ( ;

From Blog: Long Island, NY
Date: 4th June 2010

Belmont
No Belmont for us - we got home from LI and have tons to do right here! Are you and Jean going?

From Blog: Long Island, NY
Date: 4th June 2010

Belmont
Since your down that way, are you going to the Belmont tomorrow?

From Blog: Long Island, NY
Date: 17th April 2010

Awesome NY state
We really enjoyed the views of the area.. you certainly have enjoyed your travels down south and back up north again.. I would love to be in the trunk for the ride.. much love Paula and Doc

From Blog: We Love New York
Date: 14th April 2010


Love that saying, Mike. "Get on it!"

From Blog: We Love New York
Date: 14th April 2010


Thanks for the feedback, Jayne. Yes, I have been by the 57th St. M-C - very cool - did you know them before the financial troubles? They started out doing mugs and ashtrays in Aurora. Would love to return - didn't get to other wineries - antique shops - other restaurants and that would all be fun. What a great place to grow up!

From Blog: We Love New York
Date: 14th April 2010

Cayuga lake
I REALLY enjoyed this blog as this area is home for me. I went to high school in Trumansburg and loved going back to spend time with my parents until my dad died in 1995. My step-mother stayed on for a couple of years until their place was sold...a beautiflu spot just up from the Boy Scout camp off Rt 89. My children loved "granddad's farm" (not really a farm, but they had 68 acres with woods and streams, etc). I would have bought the place myself but the 6 hr drive was just too far for a weekend place. We did all enjoy it, though. I know Swedish Hill and Goose Watch and Deerhead. MacKenzie-Childs, on the other side of the lake, was many times a day trip with my step-mother. We went when it was just getting started and watched it grow. On our visits we enjoyed stops at favorite antique shops and restaurants along the way. When walking on NYC's Upper West Side, I often stop and browse at the multi-story M-C shop on W 57th. Like their place in upstate NY, it's an amazing visual feast. Have enjoyed your blogs..welcome home!

From Blog: We Love New York
Date: 14th April 2010

wine tasting
The wine trail was a big event in my early 20's. A few of the guys would leave about 6 hours prior to a formal party to procure the wine. It was always great fun and often led to "sloppy behavior"... If you have not done the cayuga wine trail - get on it!

From Blog: We Love New York
Date: 13th April 2010

Thanks, Jayne
You're right - we DO have a beautiful lake to come home to!

From Blog: Lexington, KY
Date: 13th April 2010

Welcome Almost Home!
Very interesting and beautiful - scenes and children - makes me want to go to the races! Have a safe trip back to your beautiful lake! Jayne

From Blog: Lexington, KY
Date: 13th April 2010

Hey Amy
Loveless Cafe was on the list; but will have to wait for next year. So nice to hear from you!

From Blog: Nashville 2010
Date: 13th April 2010

Hey Jill
What a way to put it --- Kentucky is like a whole state of Saratoga. Thanks for the positive feedback.

From Blog: Lexington, KY
Date: 13th April 2010

Kentucky!
LOVE the photos and stories! Keeneland is gorgeous, and also wish Saratoga enforced the dresscode, at least in the clubhouse (snob or not, I'm just sayin'). I'm glad Funny Cide's at KHP. Was there several years ago - saw Cigar and John Henry. It's a beautiful place and a testimony to all things horses. Kentucky is beautiful - it's a whole state of Saratoga County! ( : Enjoy your time there and travel safe!

From Blog: Lexington, KY
Date: 12th April 2010

response
Great shots and commentary!Looks like a ton of fun!(Wont be long till the backstretch!!)

From Blog: Nashville 2010
Date: 12th April 2010

Nashville Update
HI Joanne and Wes Daniel, Scott and I were in Nashville last week. If you are still near by, don't miss the Loveless Cafe for the best fried chicken, pulled pork and biscuits in the South. We also got a kick out of a Tommy Tour -- three hours of fun facts and star gossip. Plus, when we got in the bus, a family of 5 from Voorhesville was on it with us! Safe travels, Amy

From Blog: Nashville 2010
Date: 12th April 2010

GOOD OL'NASHVILLE!
YOUR SUMMARIES OF DOWNTOWN NASHVILLE AND RESTAURANTS BROUGHT BOB AND I GREAT MEMORIES...I REMEMBER BEING IN THE BOOT STORE.......SOOOO EXPENSIVE, BUT I ASSUME MOST PEOPLE BUY THE ONE PAIR AND THEY LAST A LIFETIME...WELL, AT MY AGE ANYWAY... LOL.....YOUR WEATHER LOOKS WONDERFUL AND LOOKS LIKE YOU AND WES ARE ENJOYING EVERYTHING...BOB AND I SAW AN ALL-STAR LINE UP AT THE RYMAN AUDITORIUM WHEN WE WERE THERE AND WENT TO A FANTASTIC HONKEY TONK/WESTERN BAR AFTERWARDS WHERE THE WANNABE CROONERS AND GEE-TAR PICKERS WERE PLAYING THEIR LATEST, AND HOPING TO BE DISCOVERED.....YA KNOW, THERE IS SO MUCH TO DO AND SEE IN THIS GREAT USA...WE STILL HAVE NOT SEEN IT ALL...SAFE MOTORING AND BEST REGARDS...HELENE

From Blog: Nashville 2010
Date: 5th April 2010

Especially fine place for an artist, like you, to visit Julie!
Your tom tem dolls beat voodoo dolls!

From Blog: New Orleans
Date: 5th April 2010

Oh I Wish I Was There~
Wow-I have never been to New "Olins" and have always wanted to so thanks for giving this girl a taste of the Big Easy. Great phots and descriptions as always--love the photo of the voodoo shop!

From Blog: New Orleans
Date: 4th April 2010

Pat O'Brien's
We stood in line in front of Pat O'Brien's on St. Peter St. waiting for Preservation Jazz to open. It sounded like a happy crowd was in there. The music I heard through the windows sounded great! Thanks for the tip; only one more day here; but will try to check up on Eddie.

From Blog: New Orleans
Date: 4th April 2010

The Big Easy eh.
Sounds like a good time in N.O. but you did miss a very good 4 stakes card at the big A today. I'm sure you have lots of suggested places to visit and time is short but if you get the chance, stop into Pat O'Briens (Ordering the Hurricane is optional) on St. Peter St. and let me know if Eddie is still there playing the thimbells. He'd have to be ~100 years old now but who knows. We spent a drunken but memorable night there once in another lifetime....

From Blog: New Orleans
Date: 28th March 2010

Thanks, Guys
True - we do use the RV mucho in the winter . and have found a nice life style "on the road" for much of the winter. But summer with ya'all up north is too good to miss - we don't use The Schooner much when there is so much to do at home.

From Blog: From St. George to Route 30 A Top Sail, Santa Rosa Beach & More!
Date: 28th March 2010

Schooner Travel
Wes and Joanne, you have the be the penultimate RV travelers. Most folks I know leave it parked 51 weeks a year in the driveway and rue the day they laid out the cash for such a vehicle. You two actually use yours and seem to have a great season every year traveling and discovering in and around the Sunshine State. I like seeing the parts of Florida you visit, you find the "old Florida" that the fancy advertising agency's and today's hurried vacationers seem to have forgotten. Keep on rolling Mark and Jean

From Blog: From St. George to Route 30 A Top Sail, Santa Rosa Beach & More!
Date: 28th March 2010

What an amazing place!
Route 30A is amazing and looks like so much fun! I'd never heard about this part of FLA, now I hope to visit there! Thanks for "featuring" it on your blog! ( :

From Blog: From St. George to Route 30 A Top Sail, Santa Rosa Beach & More!
Date: 26th March 2010


You noticed!

From Blog: Ocala to Carrabelle Florida's Panhandle
Date: 24th March 2010


Love the sweatshirts!!!

From Blog: Ocala to Carrabelle Florida's Panhandle





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