continued… Here was a shot of the view of the tiny town from the parking lot. And the view of the mountains to the right of where the above photo ended. Since we were driving on the same road that … Continue reading
Driving Back From The Snæfellsás Peninsula, Iceland
continued… we saw a sign that said Myrar that pointed to a parking lot. It looked like it was a tourist attraction, so we pulled into the parking lot even though we weren’t sure what it was. Here was the … Continue reading
Wineries, Breweries & Distilleries (Part XIV)
“A lie never becomes the truth, wrong never becomes right, and evil never becomes good, just because it’s accepted by the majority.” -Unknown
This area of the country has tons of wineries, breweries and distilleries. So many…so little time. This year’s install is full of all kinds of new places and one of our favorites near Lewisburg I’ve never reported on before.
Rusty Rail Brewing Company is one of our favorite places to go for lunch. It’s located in Mifflinburg. We can ride our bikes along the Buffalo Valley Rail Trail to get there on pretty days. They have a great menu and beer selections. It’s housed in a historic 1911 industrial building.
Part of the Buffalo Valley Rail Trail.
Abandon Brewing Co. is located on the north end of Keuka Lake in Penn Yan. We visited it several times for lunch when we spent a week on the lake with the kids. They brewery is set in a beautifully restored 1800s barn overlooking the lake. The had a wide selection of house-made beer, cider, and root beer. The kids really enjoyed the root beer and the food was good.
It was a relaxing place to spend lunch.
Antler Run Distilling is also located near Pen Yan. The are a grain-to-glass farm distillery. Using 100%% New York State grain purchased locally in the Finger Lake region. We did a tasting. They produce whiskeys and ryes mainly and none were my favorite.
Union Cellars was the only new winery we made it to this year. It’s a boutique winery run by a husband and wife and is located about ten minutes from our home. We went there on Friday night to listen to a little music and enjoy the beautiful evening. We enjoyed our evening and will return.
You can read about other wineries/breweries we’ve visited in area at the following links.
Wineries, Breweries & Distilleries (Part XIV)
“A lie never becomes the truth, wrong never becomes right, and evil never becomes good, just because it’s accepted by the majority.” -Unknown
This area of the country has tons of wineries, breweries and distilleries. So many…so little time. This year’s install is full of all kinds of new places and one of our favorites near Lewisburg I’ve never reported on before.
Rusty Rail Brewing Company is one of our favorite places to go for lunch. It’s located in Mifflinburg. We can ride our bikes along the Buffalo Valley Rail Trail to get there on pretty days. They have a great menu and beer selections. It’s housed in a historic 1911 industrial building.
Driving Around The Snæfellsás Peninsula, Iceland
Tuesday, May 19 continued… We came to a cute fishing village called Olafsvik and decided to stop here to get some food. Here was a shot of the fishing harbor. We went into the grocery store to see if they … Continue reading
Vatnshellir Cave (Lava Tube/Lava Tunnel) in Snaefellsjokull National Park, Snæfellsás Peninsula, Iceland – Part 2
continued… The path led to another staircase, which ended in a long, relatively thin cavern. Here was a shot looking back at the staircase from deeper inside the cavern. You can see the staircase that led up to the entrance … Continue reading
Vatnshellir Cave (Lava Tube/Lava Tunnel) in Snaefellsjokull National Park, Snæfellsás Peninsula, Iceland – Part 1
continued… We got back into the car and made the relatively short drive to the ticket booth for the Vatnshellir Cave. Here was a view of the parking lot and Londrangar Cliffs from the ticket booth. They told us that … Continue reading →
Snaefellsjokull National Park in Snæfellsás Peninsula, Iceland
continued… we headed to Snaefellsjokull National Park. It was a relatively short drive from the gorge. We didn’t have to turn off the road to enter into the park — we merely drove past a sign that said Welcome to … Continue reading →
Raudfeldsgja Gorge in the Snæfellsás Peninsula, Iceland
continued… We piled back in the car. It was a relatively short drive to our next stop, Raudfeldsgja Gorge. This was the view from the parking lot (and parking was free). It was hard to see in this photo, but if … Continue reading →
Singapore
Jennifer is a big fireworks fan who has long wanted to visit Singapore, so we achieved both with an end-of-the year stopover in the city-state to ring in the New Year watching their legendary pyrotechnics display. We’d passed briefly through Singapore on our way to a scuba diving trip in Indonesia, and made a five-night…
