Monday, March 25, 2013
Savannah Running
Fleet Feet Sports ***
3405 Waters Ave |
Savannah GA 31404 |
(912) 355-3527 |
Monday - Thursday 10AM-6PM |
Friday - Saturday 10AM-6PM |
Closed Sundays
http://www.walkjogrun.net/running-routes/USA/GA/Savannah/
Savannah Striders
Savannah Suggestions
Suggestions from friends:
From Cara:
As for food, we really liked J. Christopher's. They had live music, a fantastic duo, that we really enjoyed and the food was great!
We went to The Olde Pink House, it's pretty upscale, but again, the food was delicious.
Leopold's Ice Cream is definitely worth a stop.
Jazz'd Tapas was pretty good, maybe a little crowded and the music was pretty loud for my tastes.
We had a decent brunch at SOHO South Cafe, I'd go back.
We went and saw Lawrence of Arabia at Lucas Theatre for the Arts, we sat in the balcony, it was a cool, chill way to spend an evening.
The only museum we went to was the Massie Heritage Center. we ended up learning all about the construction of Savannah, like city planning, why all of the squares were there and stuff, we really enjoyed it!
We spent most of our days just walking around the city. We found lots of cool little shops to explore, on of my favorites was (I think this is the name) ShopSCAD. It was full of tons of original stuff.
We didn't do any of the tours, but I sort of wish we'd done that when we first got there in order to orient ourselves a little.
from Dano -
crystal beer parlor,
jinx,
johnny mercer house,
chill in forsythe,
come have a fancy dinner with me at pink house I work thurs through sun.
Just give me a call when you guys get in town and settled.
River street of course. Cant wait.
From Katie:
Drinks... Sparetime on MLK and congress.... Classic cocktails with small batch liquor. They only play vinyl. Next door is the social... Over 95 bourbons.
You want beer? World Of Beer of Broughton.
Food... Gotta have some BBQ-- Blowwin Smoke on MLK. It's delicious and good beer. Fancy delicious awesome experience food?... Local 1110. Local food done right. Great cocktail list. Another great-- Sapphire Grill on congress. Both unbelievable food.
Something that you have to do on a Friday or Saturday is go to Hucapoos on Tybee. I used to work there and it is one of the best places on earth... You'll see when you get there. It's a locals place and you'll hear some amazing live music.
If you want to go to river street and catch a buzz... Kevin Barry's is a hole in the wall, but it's the oldest Irish bar in Savannah. Last... On river street... Go to Rocks on the Roof in the bohemian hotel. You'll see riverstreet from a birds eye view. Have fun:). Go to hucapoos.
From Zack:
OK so first thing hit up river street only for a day its a tourist trap but you have to see it.
Make sure you hit up the distillery which is a great bar.
As well as the crystal beer palace
also theres a place called zunzis which is famed for there sandwiches.
If your looking for a cool experience take the ghost drinking tour and also there's a culinary tour.
From Cara:
As for food, we really liked J. Christopher's. They had live music, a fantastic duo, that we really enjoyed and the food was great!
We went to The Olde Pink House, it's pretty upscale, but again, the food was delicious.
Leopold's Ice Cream is definitely worth a stop.
Jazz'd Tapas was pretty good, maybe a little crowded and the music was pretty loud for my tastes.
We had a decent brunch at SOHO South Cafe, I'd go back.
We went and saw Lawrence of Arabia at Lucas Theatre for the Arts, we sat in the balcony, it was a cool, chill way to spend an evening.
The only museum we went to was the Massie Heritage Center. we ended up learning all about the construction of Savannah, like city planning, why all of the squares were there and stuff, we really enjoyed it!
We spent most of our days just walking around the city. We found lots of cool little shops to explore, on of my favorites was (I think this is the name) ShopSCAD. It was full of tons of original stuff.
We didn't do any of the tours, but I sort of wish we'd done that when we first got there in order to orient ourselves a little.
from Dano -
crystal beer parlor,
jinx,
johnny mercer house,
chill in forsythe,
come have a fancy dinner with me at pink house I work thurs through sun.
Just give me a call when you guys get in town and settled.
River street of course. Cant wait.
From Katie:
Drinks... Sparetime on MLK and congress.... Classic cocktails with small batch liquor. They only play vinyl. Next door is the social... Over 95 bourbons.
You want beer? World Of Beer of Broughton.
Food... Gotta have some BBQ-- Blowwin Smoke on MLK. It's delicious and good beer. Fancy delicious awesome experience food?... Local 1110. Local food done right. Great cocktail list. Another great-- Sapphire Grill on congress. Both unbelievable food.
Something that you have to do on a Friday or Saturday is go to Hucapoos on Tybee. I used to work there and it is one of the best places on earth... You'll see when you get there. It's a locals place and you'll hear some amazing live music.
If you want to go to river street and catch a buzz... Kevin Barry's is a hole in the wall, but it's the oldest Irish bar in Savannah. Last... On river street... Go to Rocks on the Roof in the bohemian hotel. You'll see riverstreet from a birds eye view. Have fun:). Go to hucapoos.
From Zack:
OK so first thing hit up river street only for a day its a tourist trap but you have to see it.
Make sure you hit up the distillery which is a great bar.
As well as the crystal beer palace
also theres a place called zunzis which is famed for there sandwiches.
If your looking for a cool experience take the ghost drinking tour and also there's a culinary tour.
Friday, March 22, 2013
Saturday 3/30 - Winston-Salem to Savannah, GA
The Map
Drive from Winston-Salem to Savannah, GA - 5 1/2 hours
Keller Williams and The McCroury's Savannah, Ga
Drive from Winston-Salem to Savannah, GA - 5 1/2 hours
Keller Williams and The McCroury's Savannah, Ga
savannah beer/nightlife
Habersham Beverage
112 West Broughton St
Savannah, GA 31401
Phone: (912)-443-1515
Fax: (912)-443-1533
HOURS OF OPERATION:
Mon-Sat: 12pm-3am
Sunday: Closed
301 West Jones Street
Savannah, GA 31401
PH: 912-349-1000
FAX: 912-349-4113
Sun-Thurs 11am to 10pm
Fri-Sat 11am to 11pm
Hours: Mon-Sat 5 pm - 3 am
Hours: Tue-Sat 11 am - 11 pm
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World of Beer
112 West Broughton St
Savannah, GA 31401
Phone: (912)-443-1515
Fax: (912)-443-1533
HOURS OF OPERATION:
Mon-Sat: 12pm-3am
Sunday: Closed
Crystal beer parlor (Dano recommended)
301 West Jones Street
Savannah, GA 31401
PH: 912-349-1000
FAX: 912-349-4113
Sun-Thurs 11am to 10pm
Fri-Sat 11am to 11pm
Pinkie Master's Lounge
318 Drayton St
Savannah, GA 31401
(912) 238-0447
Savannah, GA 31401
(912) 238-0447
Wet Willies
Planters Tavern
jazz
Savannah, GA 31412
(912) 232-4286
- Best Nights: Mon, Tue, Wed
Savannah, GA 31412
(912) 232-4286
Underneath Old Pink House in the basement...???
Green Truck Pub
- Best Nights: Wed, Thu, Fri
Circa 1875
- 48 Whitaker St.
- Savannah, GA 31401
(912) 443-1875 | - Make Online Reservations
- Mon-Thu 5 pm - 2 amFri 5 pm - 3 amSat 6 pm - 3 am
- Best nights : Wed, Thu, Sat
The Distillery
Jazz'd Tapas Bar
- Hours:
- Mon, Sun 4 pm - 10 pmTue-Wed 4 pm - 10:30 pmThu 4 pm - 11 pmFri-Sat 4 pm - 12:30 am
- Best Nights: Wed, Fri, Sat
Rocks on the Roof
- 102 West Bay Street
Savannah, GA 31401
Phone: (912) 721-3901
Lulu's Chocolate Bar |
42 MLK Jr. Boulevard
Savannah, GA 31401-2436
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hours Open Daily at
5pm except at 2pm Friday - Sunday
Savannah Food
Savannah Southern Cuisine
• Mrs. Wilkes Boarding House (no reservations taken)
The famous dining room is so popular that although the sign is not visible from the road, hungry tourists and locals alike begin lining up before the restaurant even opens every morning.
• The Pirate's House
20 East Broad Street | Savannah, GA 31401 | (912) 233-5757
Lunch available for private parties
• The Lady & Sons (Paula Dean's restaurant)
102 W Congress St Savannah, GA 31401
11am - Until
Sunday
Lunch Buffet only 11am - 5 pm
Reservations can not be made via email or through this site.
While reservations are recommended, walk ups are still welcomed if tables are available!
Pizza
m-thurs 4-11:30 fri,sat,sun 12-12
Mellow Mushroom
The Olde Pink House
is one of Savannah's most popular restaurants, offering new southern cuisine in a sophisticated, yet casual setting. Dine in Savannah's only 18th Century Mansion, with live entertainment nightly and outdoor dining.
View The Olde Pink House's Menu
Make RESERVATIONS for the Olde Pink House Restaurant
The Olde Pink House
Reynolds Square
23 Abercorn Street
(912) 232-4286
theoldepinkhouse@bellsouth.net
Green Truck Pub
2430 Habersham Street
Savannah, Georgia 31401
912-234-5885
• Mrs. Wilkes Boarding House (no reservations taken)
The famous dining room is so popular that although the sign is not visible from the road, hungry tourists and locals alike begin lining up before the restaurant even opens every morning.
• The Pirate's House
Lunch available for private parties
Hours of Operation Lunch Menu 11:00am-4:00pm
Southern Style Buffet 11:00am-3:00pm
Dinner Menu 4:00pm-9:30pm Fri-Sat 4:00pm-10:00pm
Southern Style Buffet 11:00am-3:00pm
Dinner Menu 4:00pm-9:30pm Fri-Sat 4:00pm-10:00pm
• The Lady & Sons (Paula Dean's restaurant)
102 W Congress St Savannah, GA 31401
Monday - Saturday
11am - Until
Sunday
Lunch Buffet only 11am - 5 pm
Good News! We are now accepting reservations for ALL guests!
No minimum on the the number of people in your party.
Reservations must be made by calling the restaurant at 912.233.2600.No minimum on the the number of people in your party.
Reservations can not be made via email or through this site.
While reservations are recommended, walk ups are still welcomed if tables are available!
Pizza
Vinnie Van
Go-Go's New
York Style Pizzeria.
317 West Bryan Street
Savannah GA, 31401
(912) 233-6394
m-thurs 4-11:30 fri,sat,sun 12-12
Mellow Mushroom
912-495-0705
11 West Liberty Street
Savannah, GA 31401
Savannah, GA 31401
Mon-Thur 11am-10pm, Fri-Sat 11am-10:30pm, Sun 11am-10pm
The Olde Pink House
is one of Savannah's most popular restaurants, offering new southern cuisine in a sophisticated, yet casual setting. Dine in Savannah's only 18th Century Mansion, with live entertainment nightly and outdoor dining.
| Lunch: | Tuesday – Saturday 11:00-2:30 |
| Bar Menu: | Tuesday – Saturday 2:30-5:00 |
| Dinner: | Monday – Sunday 5:00-10:30 |
Make RESERVATIONS for the Olde Pink House Restaurant
The Olde Pink House
Reynolds Square
23 Abercorn Street
(912) 232-4286
theoldepinkhouse@bellsouth.net
Green Truck Pub
2430 Habersham Street
Savannah, Georgia 31401
912-234-5885
Savannah hotel info
Savannah Hotels
Sat night and Sun night
Hyatt Regency Savannah
2 West Bay Street
Savannah, GA 31401, US
Tel: +1 912 238 1234
2 West Bay Street
Savannah, GA 31401, US
Check-In Date: Saturday, March 30, 2013
Hotel Check-In Time: 3:00 PM
Check-Out Date: Monday, April 1, 2013
Hotel Check-Out Time: 12:00 PM
The Marshall House
123 E Broughton Street
Savannah GA 31401
Telephone: 912-644-7896
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Arriving:
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Monday, April 1st
2013
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Departing:
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Friday, April 5th
2013
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Check In
Time:
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3:00 pm
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Confirmation: 9GSL4AF03FL
Fri and Sat night (leave Sunday)
SpringHill
Suites Savannah Downtown/Historic District
150 Montgomery
Street,
Savannah, Georgia 31401
Savannah, Georgia 31401
USA Phone:
1-912-629-5300 Fax: 1-912-629-5301
- Confirmation Number: 81768856
- Check-in: Friday, April 5, 2013 (04:00 PM)
- Check-out: Sunday, April 7, 2013 (12:00 PM)
Things to do Savannah
Things to Do (from trolley stops)
Savannah Visitors Center
Savanna's Historical Squares
Start at Monterey Square at Bull and Taylor streets and walk north through Madison, Chippewa, Wright and Johnson squares. You'll get a taste for Savannah's squares without having to put in the extra hours.
Shops & Restaurants on Broughton Street
provides a multitude of shops, restaurants and scenery. Antiques are plentiful, while small boutiques offer specialty clothing, gifts, art and eclectic items. Historic buildings house these charming shops and are a treat to visit even if you’re not looking to shop. For delicious cuisine, you’re also in the right place. Broughton has its share of interesting and indulgent fare. From an Asian Bistro to upscale seafood and pastas, burgers and casual cafes, excellent restaurants abound and serve up something to please every palate.
World Famous River Street
Popular with locals and visitors, River Street is an integral part of the historic Savannah Waterfront. From eateries to fine dining, art galleries and boutiques, there’s something appealing for every taste.
Savanna's Historical Squares
Start at Monterey Square at Bull and Taylor streets and walk north through Madison, Chippewa, Wright and Johnson squares. You'll get a taste for Savannah's squares without having to put in the extra hours.
Shops & Restaurants on Broughton Street
provides a multitude of shops, restaurants and scenery. Antiques are plentiful, while small boutiques offer specialty clothing, gifts, art and eclectic items. Historic buildings house these charming shops and are a treat to visit even if you’re not looking to shop. For delicious cuisine, you’re also in the right place. Broughton has its share of interesting and indulgent fare. From an Asian Bistro to upscale seafood and pastas, burgers and casual cafes, excellent restaurants abound and serve up something to please every palate.
World Famous River Street
Popular with locals and visitors, River Street is an integral part of the historic Savannah Waterfront. From eateries to fine dining, art galleries and boutiques, there’s something appealing for every taste.
City Market
Visitors and residents enjoy the restaurants, pubs, unique shops, museums and galleries of City Market. There’s also a vibrant night-life including live music and entertainment in the courtyards. And to many visitors, a horse-drawn carriage ride brings back the nostalgic beauty of the Original City Market.
Art
• Savannah College of Art Design
Telfair Museum of the Arts
Telfair Academy &
Owens-Thomas House
Mon Noon-5pm
Tue-Sat 10am-5pm
Sun 1pm-5pm
Forsyth Park - unique blend of natural beauty, history and attractions. It’s the largest and oldest park in Savannah, spanning 30-acres and is where adults, youth, families and people of all ages come to see the sights, run, play and relax
Tybee Island, GA- After soaking up the rays, head on over to the Sugar Shack, a longtime Tybee favorite, for a scoop or two of ice cream.
Visitors and residents enjoy the restaurants, pubs, unique shops, museums and galleries of City Market. There’s also a vibrant night-life including live music and entertainment in the courtyards. And to many visitors, a horse-drawn carriage ride brings back the nostalgic beauty of the Original City Market.
Ghost and Gravestones Night Tour
Old Town Trolley Tours invites you to explore Savannah’s darker side on our Ghosts and Gravestones tour. Prepare yourself for an evening of fun, scares, humor and ghost stories as you are guided through “America’s Most Haunted City.”
Old Town Trolley Tours invites you to explore Savannah’s darker side on our Ghosts and Gravestones tour. Prepare yourself for an evening of fun, scares, humor and ghost stories as you are guided through “America’s Most Haunted City.”
Art
• Savannah College of Art Design
Jepson Center for the Arts
121 Barnard St
Savannah, GA 31401-3612
Phone: 912-790-8800
Sun-Mon Noon-5pm
Tue-Wed, Fri-Sat 10am-5pm
Thu 10am-8pm
Thu 10am-8pm
Telfair Museum of the Arts
Telfair Academy &
Owens-Thomas House
Mon Noon-5pm
Tue-Sat 10am-5pm
Sun 1pm-5pm
Forsyth Park - unique blend of natural beauty, history and attractions. It’s the largest and oldest park in Savannah, spanning 30-acres and is where adults, youth, families and people of all ages come to see the sights, run, play and relax
Water Taxi
Tybee Island, GA- After soaking up the rays, head on over to the Sugar Shack, a longtime Tybee favorite, for a scoop or two of ice cream.
Thursday, October 18, 2012
day 3 - Wed November 7 - Paso Robles to Monterey
Day 3 -
Paso Robles to Big Sur - 103 mi, 2 hours 13 mins
Total travel left : 137 + 135 + 133 miles = 405 miles out of 566 = 161 miles left
Paso Robles to Big Sur - 103 mi, 2 hours 13 mins
Big Sur to Monterey - 30.2 mi – about 45 mins
Total for the day = 133 mi, 2 hours 57 mins
Total travel left : 137 + 135 + 133 miles = 405 miles out of 566 = 161 miles left
day 2 - Tues November 6th - Santa Barbara to Paso Robles
Day 2
Santa Barbara to Paso Robles, CA - 135 mi, 2 hours 19 mins
Total for day 135 mi, 2 hours and 19 min
Total travel left : 137 + 135 miles = 272 miles out of 566 = 294 miles left
Santa Barbara to Paso Robles, CA - 135 mi, 2 hours 19 mins
Total for day 135 mi, 2 hours and 19 min
Total travel left : 137 + 135 miles = 272 miles out of 566 = 294 miles left
day 1 - Monday Nov 5th - Yorba Linda to Santa Barbara
Day 1
Babcia AM
Drive to Santa Monica - 49.8 mi – about 57 mins (by way of LA Freeway)
Drive to Malibu - 21.8 mi – about 34 mins
Drive to Oxnard - 27.4 mi – about 38 mins
Babcia AM
Drive to Santa Monica - 49.8 mi – about 57 mins (by way of LA Freeway)
Drive to Malibu - 21.8 mi – about 34 mins
Drive to Oxnard - 27.4 mi – about 38 mins
Drive to Santa Barbara - 38.2 mi – about 46 mins
Total for the day - 137 mi, 2 hours 54 mins
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Friday, April 1, 2011
Projected day 9/10 - Saturday April 30th, 2011
Drive halfway back to DE. 5 hours-ish
South Deerfield, MA 01373
phone: (413) 665-6600
Berkshire Brewing Company Inc.
12 Railroad StSouth Deerfield, MA 01373
phone: (413) 665-6600
berkshirebrewingcompany.com/
Brewery Tours Every Saturday at 1 P.M.
For general questions about BBC and our beers, please call Toll Free 1-877-222-7468 or in Western Mass. 413-665-6600 or send us an email at BBC@berkshirebrewingcompany.com.
Brewery Tours Every Saturday at 1 P.M.
For general questions about BBC and our beers, please call Toll Free 1-877-222-7468 or in Western Mass. 413-665-6600 or send us an email at BBC@berkshirebrewingcompany.com.
Projected day 8/10 - Friday April 29th, 2011
Stowe Skiing
Read more: http://www.gorp.com/tripideas/stowe-vermont-snowboarding-300890.html#ixzz1E16bID1s
Stowe, Vermont
The Best Snowboarding in North America
This quintessential Vermont town has history and charm oozing from every nook and cranny. There are over 60 restaurants in town, including excellent pubs and lodging establishments. The glare of modern trading has been avoided with strict sign-posting laws; even McDonald's golden arches are only three feet high! Stowe prides itself on its presentation and welcoming nature. Look hard enough however, and you will find down-to-earth grittiness behind the scenes.
At 4,393 feet, Mount Mansfield is the highest peak in Vermont. Since the first trails were cut in the 1930s, it has been one of the Northeast's pre-eminent resorts. Stretching over three faces (and the valleys in between), Stowe delivers demanding terrain. An abundance of waterfall cliffs and in-the-tree riding on the north-facing slopes makes them the most challenging freeriding areas. The western face plays host to the gondola and its hard-boot disciples, while freestylers hang out in the pipe above the gondola base. Spruce Peak, to the south, works best after a big snowfall; otherwise, it's purely intermediate to expert terrain. As a bonus , you can ride to neighboring Smugglers' Notch over Snuffy's Trail.
Mount Mansfield is east of Lake Champlain and the Great Lakes, which means that the mountain is the recipient of relatively heavy falls of water-laden snow. Occasional gusty winds make warm layers the safest clothing bet.
Stowe Essentials
Web Site: www.gostowe.com
Mountain information: 802-253-3000
Snow Report: 802-253-3600
Getting There
By plane: It's a 40 minute drive from Burlington International Airport, serviced by all the major carriers. bus transfers are available. Once in town, Stowe has a slick trolley and bus system which runs people around and up the mountain. It runs seven days a week from 8.00am till 10:00pm. Telephone: 802-253 7585.
By train: Amtrak' s Vermonter travels daily from Washington, Philadelphia, New York City and Hartford, stopping at Waterbury 15, minutes from Stowe. Telephone: 1-800-24-STOWE.
By car: From Boston, take Interstate 93 north to Concord. Pick up Interstate 89 north to Exit 10, and take Route 100 north to Stowe Village. Turn left onto Route 108 for the last six miles.
At 4,393 feet, Mount Mansfield is the highest peak in Vermont. Since the first trails were cut in the 1930s, it has been one of the Northeast's pre-eminent resorts. Stretching over three faces (and the valleys in between), Stowe delivers demanding terrain. An abundance of waterfall cliffs and in-the-tree riding on the north-facing slopes makes them the most challenging freeriding areas. The western face plays host to the gondola and its hard-boot disciples, while freestylers hang out in the pipe above the gondola base. Spruce Peak, to the south, works best after a big snowfall; otherwise, it's purely intermediate to expert terrain. As a bonus , you can ride to neighboring Smugglers' Notch over Snuffy's Trail.
Mount Mansfield is east of Lake Champlain and the Great Lakes, which means that the mountain is the recipient of relatively heavy falls of water-laden snow. Occasional gusty winds make warm layers the safest clothing bet.
Stowe Essentials
Web Site: www.gostowe.com
Mountain information: 802-253-3000
Snow Report: 802-253-3600
Getting There
By plane: It's a 40 minute drive from Burlington International Airport, serviced by all the major carriers. bus transfers are available. Once in town, Stowe has a slick trolley and bus system which runs people around and up the mountain. It runs seven days a week from 8.00am till 10:00pm. Telephone: 802-253 7585.
By train: Amtrak' s Vermonter travels daily from Washington, Philadelphia, New York City and Hartford, stopping at Waterbury 15, minutes from Stowe. Telephone: 1-800-24-STOWE.
By car: From Boston, take Interstate 93 north to Concord. Pick up Interstate 89 north to Exit 10, and take Route 100 north to Stowe Village. Turn left onto Route 108 for the last six miles.
Read more: http://www.gorp.com/tripideas/stowe-vermont-snowboarding-300890.html#ixzz1E16bID1s
Projected day 7/10 - Thursday April 28th, 2011
Hill Farmstead
Burlington
Hours: Every Wednesday Through Saturday – 12pm to 5pm (Please take Note! We are not open to the public on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday!!) The Hill Farmstead Retail Shop is the only place that our beers may be purchased in bottles. We feature at least 6 of our beers on draft, available in 2 liter, refillable bottles, as well as a selection of merchandise and...
Burlington
Hill Farmstead Brewery
403 Hill Road
Greensboro Bend, VT 05842
phone: 802-533-7450Hours: Every Wednesday Through Saturday – 12pm to 5pm (Please take Note! We are not open to the public on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday!!) The Hill Farmstead Retail Shop is the only place that our beers may be purchased in bottles. We feature at least 6 of our beers on draft, available in 2 liter, refillable bottles, as well as a selection of merchandise and...
Three Needs Brewery and Taproom
207 College Street
Burlington, VT 5401
phone: (802) 658-0889
American Flatbread / Zero Gravity Brewery
115 St. Paul Street
Burlington, VT 5401
phone: (802) 861-2999
americanflatbread.com/
Vermont Pub and Brewery
144 College St.
Burlington, VT 05401
phone: (802) 865-0500
vermontbrewery.com/
Beer Bars:
- The Farmhouse Tap & Grill - 160 Bank Street, Burlington
- Das Bierhaus - 175 Church Street, Burlington
- Manhattan Pizza - 167 Main St, Burlington
- Church Street Tavern - 103 Church Street, Burlington
- Nectar's - 188 Main St, Burlington
- Ri Ra (The Irish Pub) - 123 Church St, Burlington
- Ken's Pizza / The Pub - 71 Church St, Burlington
- Red Square Bar & Grill - 135 Church Street, Burlington
- Mr. Mikes Pizza - 206 Main Street, Burlington
Beer Stores:
- Winooski Beverage Warehouse - 1 East Street, Winooski
- City Market - 82 South Winooski, Burlington
- Pearl Street Beverage - 240 Pearl St., Burlington
Projected day 6/10 - Wednesday April 27th, 2011
New England Culinary Institute.
From: Matt Silverman [mailto:matt-silverman@hotmail.com]
Sent: Friday, March 11, 2011 1:32 PM
To: Hill, Scott
Subject: RE: New England Culinary Institute Programssounds great can't wait. email when we leave for vacation! in mid april. Thanks again. Matt
Subject: RE: New England Culinary Institute Programs
Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2011 13:29:11 -0500
From: Scott.Hill@neci.edu
To: matt-silverman@hotmail.com
From: Matt Silverman [mailto:matt-silverman@hotmail.com]
Sent: Friday, March 11, 2011 1:24 PM
To: Hill, Scott
Subject: RE: New England Culinary Institute Programslets say 10:00am. what is the address where I can meet you at? It will be me and my girlfriend on the tour if that is okay.
Subject: RE: New England Culinary Institute Programs
Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2011 13:16:14 -0500
From: Scott.Hill@neci.edu
To: matt-silverman@hotmail.com
RE: New England Culinary Institute Programs
To Matt Silverman
| From: | Hill, Scott (Scott.Hill@neci.edu)  |
| Sent: | Fri 3/11/11 1:32 PM |
| To: | Matt Silverman (matt-silverman@hotmail.com) |
Looking forward to it. Safe travels!
From: Matt Silverman [mailto:matt-silverman@hotmail.com]
Sent: Friday, March 11, 2011 1:32 PM
To: Hill, Scott
Subject: RE: New England Culinary Institute Programs
Subject: RE: New England Culinary Institute Programs
Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2011 13:29:11 -0500
From: Scott.Hill@neci.edu
To: matt-silverman@hotmail.com
That's fine. We can meet at 56 College Street in Montpelier, VT.
See you then.
Scott
From: Matt Silverman [mailto:matt-silverman@hotmail.com]
Sent: Friday, March 11, 2011 1:24 PM
To: Hill, Scott
Subject: RE: New England Culinary Institute Programs
Subject: RE: New England Culinary Institute Programs
Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2011 13:16:14 -0500
From: Scott.Hill@neci.edu
To: matt-silverman@hotmail.com
Yes very different. The Friday tour is a group tour that is sort of a walking/eating tour. An individual tour will see exactly the same things, but you won't have the food along the way. If you have time on Wednesday I will take you to lunch at NECI on Main after you have a chance to see the campus.
Projected day 5/10 - Tuesday April 26th, 2011
Rock Art Brewery
254 Wilkins Street
Morrisville, VT 05661
phone: (802) 888-9400
rockartbrewery.com/
Alchemist Pub and Brewery, The
23 South Main St
Waterbury, VT 5676
phone: (802) 244-4120
alchemistbeer.com/
Tuesday – 4:00pm ’til Midnight
Wednesday – 4:00pm ’til Midnight
Thursday – 4:00pm ’til Midnight
Friday – 3:00pm ’til 1:00am
Saturday – 3:00pm ’til 1:00am
Sunday – 3:00pm ’til 1:00am
phone: (802) 244-4120
Hours
dining room:
4:00pm – 10:00pm Dailyfront door/bar hours:
Monday- 4:00pm ’til MidnightTuesday – 4:00pm ’til Midnight
Wednesday – 4:00pm ’til Midnight
Thursday – 4:00pm ’til Midnight
Friday – 3:00pm ’til 1:00am
Saturday – 3:00pm ’til 1:00am
Sunday – 3:00pm ’til 1:00am
phone: (802) 244-4120
Projected day 4/10 - Monday April 25th, 2011
White Birch Brewing
1368 Hooksett Rd #6
Hooksett, NH 03106
phone: (603) 244-8593
whitebirchbrewing.com
Allagash Brewing Company
50 Industrial WayPortland, ME 04103
phone: (800) 330-5385
Closed: Thursday - March 10.
No Tours: April 5.
No Tours: April 5.
RETAIL STORE HOURS
Summer Hours - Starting Memorial Day Weekend - Ending After Columbus Day WeekendMonday - Friday 10:00am - 4:30pm
Saturday 10:00am - 2:00pm
Winter Hours
Monday - Friday 10:00am - 4:30 pm
TASTING AND TOURS
Summer HoursMonday - Friday 11am, 1pm and 3pm
Saturday 11am and 1pm
Winter Hours
Monday - Friday 11am, 1 pm and 3pm
The tour and tasting lasts approximately 30 minutes. No reservations are necessary, just come by during our tour time. In the case of larger groups of 15 or more, call the brewery at 800-330-5385 to schedule a time to take the tour. Families are welcome, but you must be 21 years or older with proper ID to sample.
Projected day 3/10 - Sunday April 24th, 2011 (Easter)
Portsmouth Brewery
56 Market St.
Portsmouth, NH 3801
phone: (603) 431-1115
portsmouthbrewery.com/
Erin and Colleen for Easter Dinner?
Erin and Colleen for Easter Dinner?
Projected day 2/10 - Saturday April 23rd, 2011
Wormtown Brewing Co.
455B Park Avenue
Worcester, Massachusetts, 01610
phone: (774) 239-155
Growler fills 7 days a week 12-10pm
Growler fills 7 days a week 12-10pm
Pretty Things Beer & Ale Project, Inc.
P.O. Box 426037
Cambridge, MA 02142
dann@prettythingsbeertoday.com
martha@prettythingsbeertoday.com
phone us at:
617-682-6419: Dann
857-399-3370: Martha
617-666-1650: Office
Cambridge Brewing Company
Hampshire Street - One Kendall Square
Cambridge, MA 02139
phone: (617) 494-1994
cambridgebrewingcompany.com/
White Birch Brewing
Lunch
Mon-Fri: 11:30 am- 4 pm
Sat 11:30 am-4 pm
Sun Brunch 11:00 am-3pm
Sat 11:30 am-4 pm
Sun Brunch 11:00 am-3pm
Dinner
Monday-Thursday & Sunday
4 pm -10 pm
Friday & Saturday
4pm-11 pm
4 pm -10 pm
Friday & Saturday
4pm-11 pm
Sunday Beer-unch
Sundays
11:00 am- 3 pm
11:00 am- 3 pm
Bar Service
Sun & Mon: Last call-11 pm
Tue-Thu: Last call-12 am
Fri & Sat: Last call-12:45 am
Tue-Thu: Last call-12 am
Fri & Sat: Last call-12:45 am
White Birch Brewing
1368 Hooksett Rd #6
Hooksett, NH 03106
phone: (603) 244-8593
whitebirchbrewing.com
At White Birch Brewing we are at the shop Monday through Friday from about 10am to 4pm. We are not currently open Saturdays or Sundays. If you would like to visit please feel free to visit us during these times. We love visitors and discussing beer and would hate to miss the opportunity to show you what we’re about.
At White Birch Brewing we are at the shop Monday through Friday from about 10am to 4pm. We are not currently open Saturdays or Sundays. If you would like to visit please feel free to visit us during these times. We love visitors and discussing beer and would hate to miss the opportunity to show you what we’re about.
Projected day 1/10 - Friday April 22nd, 2011
Lewes Ferry
| Car, SUV, Van, Pick-Up Truck(vehicles less than 20') | $36.00 |
Schedule for 4/22/2011:
| Departing | Arriving | ||
| 9:15 AM | 10:40 AM | ||
| 10:15 AM | 11:40 AM | ||
| 11:15 AM | 12:40 PM | ||
| 12:45 PM | 2:10 PM | ||
| 1:45 PM | 3:10 PM | ||
| 2:45 PM | 4:10 PM | ||
| 4:15 PM | 5:40 PM | ||
| 6:15 PM | 7:40 PM | ||
| 7:45 PM | 9:10 PM | ||
Captain Lawrence Brewery
99 Castleton St.
Pleasantville, NY 10570
phone: (914) 741-BEER
captainlawrencebrewing.com
Open only to the public for retail sales and complimentary tastings:
Fridays: 4pm to 7pm
Saturdays: 12pm to 6pm. Complimentary tours:
Saturdays, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm
New England Brewing Co.
7 Selden Street
Woodbridge, CT 6525
phone: (203) 387-2222
newenglandbrewing.com/
Hi Matt,
It would be great to see you again. That Friday is good, let us know if you’re running late and we can wait. We’re here on Saturdays too if that’s more convenient.
There are a few new beer bars in New Haven if you’re looking for stuff to do.
We’ll have some good beers for trading, I’ll ask my Matt what he’d like to get from you guys.
Best,
Rob
Willimantic Brewing Company
Hi Matt,
It would be great to see you again. That Friday is good, let us know if you’re running late and we can wait. We’re here on Saturdays too if that’s more convenient.
There are a few new beer bars in New Haven if you’re looking for stuff to do.
We’ll have some good beers for trading, I’ll ask my Matt what he’d like to get from you guys.
Best,
Rob
Willimantic Brewing Company
967 Main Street
Willimantic, CT 06226
Phone: (860) 423-6777 Fax: (860) 450-0794
Our Hours
Sunday:11:30 AM - 1:00 AM
Monday4:00 PM - 1:00 AM
Tuesday:11:30 AM - 1:00 AM
Wednesday:11:30 AM - 1:00 AM
Thursday:11:30 AM - 1:00 AM
Friday11:30 AM - 2:00 AM
Saturday11:30 AM - 2:00 AM
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
snowboarding
Stowe, Vermont
The Best Snowboarding in North America
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| The quintessential New England town (Stowe) |
At 4,393 feet, Mount Mansfield is the highest peak in Vermont. Since the first trails were cut in the 1930s, it has been one of the Northeast's pre-eminent resorts. Stretching over three faces (and the valleys in between), Stowe delivers demanding terrain. An abundance of waterfall cliffs and in-the-tree riding on the north-facing slopes makes them the most challenging freeriding areas. The western face plays host to the gondola and its hard-boot disciples, while freestylers hang out in the pipe above the gondola base. Spruce Peak, to the south, works best after a big snowfall; otherwise, it's purely intermediate to expert terrain. As a bonus , you can ride to neighboring Smugglers' Notch over Snuffy's Trail.
Mount Mansfield is east of Lake Champlain and the Great Lakes, which means that the mountain is the recipient of relatively heavy falls of water-laden snow. Occasional gusty winds make warm layers the safest clothing bet.
Stowe Essentials
Web Site: www.gostowe.com
Mountain information: 802-253-3000
Snow Report: 802-253-3600
Getting There
By plane: It's a 40 minute drive from Burlington International Airport, serviced by all the major carriers. bus transfers are available. Once in town, Stowe has a slick trolley and bus system which runs people around and up the mountain. It runs seven days a week from 8.00am till 10:00pm. Telephone: 802-253 7585.
By train: Amtrak' s Vermonter travels daily from Washington, Philadelphia, New York City and Hartford, stopping at Waterbury 15, minutes from Stowe. Telephone: 1-800-24-STOWE.
By car: From Boston, take Interstate 93 north to Concord. Pick up Interstate 89 north to Exit 10, and take Route 100 north to Stowe Village. Turn left onto Route 108 for the last six miles.
Read more: http://www.gorp.com/tripideas/stowe-vermont-snowboarding-300890.html#ixzz1E16bID1s
Sunday, February 13, 2011
breweries/beer bars
Flying Fish Brewing Company
1940 Olney Avenue
Cherry Hill, NJ 8003
phone: (856) 489-0061
flyingfish.com/
Captain Lawrence Brewery
99 Castleton St.
Pleasantville, NY 10570
phone: (914) 741-BEER
captainlawrencebrewing.com
Open only to the public for retail sales and complimentary tastings:
Fridays: 4pm to 7pm
Saturdays: 12pm to 6pm. Complimentary tours:
Saturdays, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm
New England Brewing Co.
7 Selden Street
Woodbridge, CT 6525
phone: (203) 387-2222
newenglandbrewing.com/
Willimantic Brewing Company
967 Main Street
Willimantic, CT 06226
Phone: (860) 423-6777 Fax: (860) 450-0794
Our Hours
Sunday:
11:30 AM - 1:00 AM
Monday4:00 PM - 1:00 AM
Tuesday:11:30 AM - 1:00 AM
Wednesday:11:30 AM - 1:00 AM
Thursday:11:30 AM - 1:00 AM
Friday11:30 AM - 2:00 AM
Saturday11:30 AM - 2:00 AM
Wormtown Brewing Co.
455B Park Avenue
Worcester, Massachusetts, 01610
phone: (774) 239-155
Pretty Things Beer & Ale Project, Inc.
P.O. Box 426037
Cambridge, MA 02142
dann@prettythingsbeertoday.com
martha@prettythingsbeertoday.com
phone us at:
617-682-6419: Dann
857-399-3370: Martha
617-666-1650: Office
Cambridge Brewing Company
Hampshire Street - One Kendall Square
Cambridge, MA 02139
phone: (617) 494-1994
cambridgebrewingcompany.com/
Portsmouth Brewery
56 Market St.
Portsmouth, NH 3801
phone: (603) 431-1115
portsmouthbrewery.com/
White Birch Brewing
1368 Hooksett Rd #6
Hooksett, NH 03106
phone: (603) 244-8593
whitebirchbrewing.com
Hill Farmstead Brewery
403 Hill Road
Greensboro Bend, VT 05842
phone: 802-533-7450
Rock Art Brewery
254 Wilkins Street
Morrisville, VT 05661
phone: (802) 888-9400
rockartbrewery.com/
Alchemist Pub and Brewery, The
23 South Main St
Waterbury, VT 5676
phone: (802) 244-4120
alchemistbeer.com/
Three Needs Brewery and Taproom
207 College Street
Burlington, VT 5401
phone: (802) 658-0889
American Flatbread / Zero Gravity Brewery
115 St. Paul Street
Burlington, VT 5401
phone: (802) 861-2999
americanflatbread.com/
Vermont Pub and Brewery
144 College St.
Burlington, VT 05401
phone: (802) 865-0500
vermontbrewery.com/
Beer Bars:
- The Farmhouse Tap & Grill - 160 Bank Street, Burlington
- Das Bierhaus - 175 Church Street, Burlington
- Manhattan Pizza - 167 Main St, Burlington
- Church Street Tavern - 103 Church Street, Burlington
- Nectar's - 188 Main St, Burlington
- Ri Ra (The Irish Pub) - 123 Church St, Burlington
- Ken's Pizza / The Pub - 71 Church St, Burlington
- Red Square Bar & Grill - 135 Church Street, Burlington
- Mr. Mikes Pizza - 206 Main Street, Burlington
Beer Stores:
- Winooski Beverage Warehouse - 1 East Street, Winooski
- City Market - 82 South Winooski, Burlington
- Pearl Street Beverage - 240 Pearl St., Burlington
Switchback Brewing Company
160 Flynn Avenue
Burlington, VT 5401
phone: (802) 651-4114
Three Penny Taproom
108 Main St.
Montpelier, Vermont, 05602
United States
phone: (802) 223-8277
Hunger Mountain Co-op
623 Stone Cutters way
Montpelier, Vermont, 05602
United States
phone: (802) 223-8000
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
flights.
Baltimore to Sacramento
San Fran to Baltimore
BWI to SMF, SFO to BWI
Fri Apr 22 2011 – Sat Apr 30 2011United $862
Expedia $862
Southwest $734 (no refunds)
Monday, January 24, 2011
trains, planes, and automobiles
option 1- portland, eureka, san fran
Fly in to Portland, OR April 22-24th $720
Train from Portland, OR to Martinez, CA $220
Rent a car from Marinez,Ca to Eureka or 6 hour bus ride
Eureka 24,26,27
San Francisco 28, 29, 30
leave 30th pm
option 2 - sacramento, chico, eureka, san fran
Fly into Sacramento,
rent a car to Eureka. 5 hr. 40 min. (with stop in Chico to see Jake.)
Have Chuck and Kasie drive down to San Francisco. Hang with Paul and Rachel then fly out of San Francisco.
Fly in to Portland, OR April 22-24th $720
Train from Portland, OR to Martinez, CA $220
Rent a car from Marinez,Ca to Eureka or 6 hour bus ride
Eureka 24,26,27
San Francisco 28, 29, 30
leave 30th pm
option 2 - sacramento, chico, eureka, san fran
Fly into Sacramento,
rent a car to Eureka. 5 hr. 40 min. (with stop in Chico to see Jake.)
Have Chuck and Kasie drive down to San Francisco. Hang with Paul and Rachel then fly out of San Francisco.
option 1 bus from san fran to eureka
SELECT A DEPARTURE: SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 2011 Need Help? 
Departure: San Francisco, CA
Arrival: Eureka (e), CA
Departure: San Francisco, CA
Arrival: Eureka (e), CA
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Sunday, January 23, 2011
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