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Arise is the most aspiring wine in the Blackbird Vineyards repertoire. Harvested, vinified, and barrel aged with an identical commitment to quality and excellence as our core wines, every vintage of this sister label Bordeaux-inspired blend is hand-tuned to express the luscious flavor profiles and lithe structure that only comes from exceptional fruit. Arise captures the charming essences of Napa Valley's unique terroir.
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(From 2012 Vintage) The 2012 Arise exudes aromas of blackberry, black currant, cocoa powder, clove, forest floor and cedar with a robust approach on the palate. With present tannins and good length, the Arise exhibits flavors of strawberry and cherry in a lingering finish. With no frost, a mild spring and summer, and a peaceful fall, Arise benefited from what some say was an ideal growing season.
Blend: 58% Merlot, 32% Cabernet Franc, 10% Cabernet Sauvignon
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Wine Spectator(From 2012 Vintage) Rating: 88/100 - As reviewed by Wine Spectator on 06/15/2013
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Darnum Accommodation, Hotels, Tours & Information
Places nearby Darnum
- Aberfeldy
- Airly
- Alberton
- Allambee
- Allambee South
- Almurta
- Anderson
- Arawata
- Archies Creek
- Athlone
- Balook
- Barry Beach
- Bass
- Baw Baw
- Bayles
- Beardmore
- Bena
- Bennison
- Berrys Creek
- Binginwarri
- Blackwarry
- Blackwood Forest
- Boisdale
- Bonnie Brae
- Boolarong
- Boolarra
- Boys
- Brandy Creek
- Briagolong
- Budgeree East
- Buffalo
- Bull Swamp
- Buln Buln
- Bundalaguah
- Bunyip
- Bunyip North
- Burndale
- Bushy Park
- Caldermeade
- Callignee
- Calrossie
- Cape Paterson
- Cape Woolamai
- Cardinia
- Carmichael
- Carrajung
- Carrajung South
- Catani
- Cherrilong
- Childers
- Christies
- Churchill
- Cloverlea
- Clydebank
- Coalville
- Cobains
- Connors Plain
- Coongulla
- Coopers Creek
- Cora Lynn
- Corinella
- Coronet Bay
- Cowes
- Cowwarr
- Crossover
- Culloden
- Cypress Grove
- Dalmore
- Dalyston
- Darlimurla
- Darriman
- Dawson
- Delburn
- Denison
- Devon North
- Dollar
- Driffield
- Drouin
- Drouin East
- Drouin West
- Dudley South
- Dumbalk
- Dutson
- Ellerside
- Ellinbank
- Erica
- Fairbank
- Ferndale
- Fish Creek
- Flynn
- Flynns Creek
- Foster
- Foster North
- French Island
- Fulham
- Fumina
- Gaffneys Creek
- Gainsborough
- Garfield
- Gelliondale
- Giffard
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- Glen Alvie
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- Glenmaggie
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- Grantville
- Greenmount
- Gunyah Gunyah
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Darnum: Where To Go / Sightseeing
Nickelby at Darnum
Owned by Angela Betheras who is also the RIRDC 2011 Victorian Rural Woman of the Year, Nickelby at Darnum operates a farm gate selling beautiful alpaca garments made from fine Australian fleece as well as stylish garments from Peru. Nickelby at Darnum have throw rugs, jumpers, coats, scarves, hats and doonas, to name a few, all made from this beautiful fibre.
Whilst stocking an extensive range of commercial garments, Nickelby Designs is Angela's own range and this is all made from Australian Alpaca, mostly from her own animals. They also stock alpaca yarn including hand dyed Australian alpaca yarn.
Nickelby At Darnum is also a licenced venue so you can book in for a ploughman's lunch with a glass of wine and sit back and enjoy the views and the lovely alpacas or enjoy coffee and cake with our own unique secret blended coffee that you can't find anywhere else.
As one of the largest alpaca on farm shops in Australia, you are certain to find exactly what you are looking for.
Groups are more than welcome by prior arrangement, seven days per week
308 Darnum Shady Creek Road
Darnum, VIC, 3822
Located 2.6K from Darnum
Mount Worth State Park
Walking, picnicking and sightseeing are the most popular activities. The Giant's Circuit walk follows an old tramline route along Lorkin Creek to the Standing Giant - a huge Mountain Ash seven metres in circumference and probably more than 300 years old. Two lookouts on McDonald's Track give panoramic views over the Latrobe River valley, the Great Dividing Range and Westernport Bay.
Before you go
Conditions can change in parks for many reasons. For the latest information on changes to local conditions, please visit the relevant park page on the Parks Victoria website.
Be bushfire ready in the great outdoors. Refer to the Bushfire Safety section on the Parks Victoria website for tips on how to stay safe.
Grand Ridge Rd
Warragul, VIC, 3820
Located 12.1K from Darnum
Darnum: Events
Yarragon Market
Nestled in the foothills of the Strzelecki ranges with vistas of green rolling hills Yarragon Village is a charming country town with an abundance of delightful shops and places to eat to satisfy all desires.
Explore this beautiful region and stay a bit longer!
26th Nov
7 Campbell Street
Yarragon, VIC, 3823
Located 5.5K from Darnum
Warragul Arts Market
Painters, ceramics, photography, sculptors, jewellery, pottery, printmakers, authors, illustrators and much more!
19th Nov
17th Dec
18th Feb
18th Mar
63 Albert Street
Warragul, VIC, 3820
Located 6.9K from Darnum
Gardivalia Festival of Gardens
Gardivalia Festival of Gardens encompasses 31 open gardens and 22 garden related events over two weekends, including community and school gardens, workshops and demonstrations, art exhibitions, sculpture displays, music, pop-up library, senior citizens walk, wetlands boardwalk, food and wine, markets and a shed collection of vintage garden and farm tools.
Inspiring workshops include the art of Bonsai, constructing a labyrinth, Mandella meditation, flower arranging and practical tips on composting and growing seedlings.
16th Oct
22nd Oct
23rd Oct
1 Civic Place
Warragul, VIC, 3820
Located 7.0K from Darnum
Warragul Farmers Market
More than 50 stallholders will be selling their locally-grown, locally-made products; from bread, to cheese, to olive oil to fresh fruit and vegetables and much more. Experience quality Gippsland grown and made food at beautiful Civic Park.
Warragul Farmers Market is held the third Saturday of each month, all year round.
Parking at the Arts Centre or Mason Street car parks.
19th Nov
17th Dec
18th Feb
18th Mar
Civic Place
Warragul, VIC, 3820
Located 7.0K from Darnum
Geoff Watt Memorial Half Marathon and Fun Run
The event is held annually in memory of local distance runner Geoff Watt who died of exposure whilst training on Mount Erica and is organised by his daughter, Olympic cycling medallist Kathy Watt.
Sections include half marathon, ten kilometres, five kilometres and a 2.5 kilometre family fun run. Heaps of fun and activities on the day for the whole family.
Burke Street
Warragul, VIC, 3820
Located 7.2K from Darnum
Fifth Annual Warragul Antique and Collectables Fair
Lunch and refreshments will also be available for purchase.
Fair will operate 9:30am to 3:00pm. Entry is $5 per adult, children free.
Bring along your own items for valuing. Appraisals will be between 10:00am and 1:00pm at a cost of $5 per item
All proceeds go toward the work of Chaplaincy in the College.
55 Burke Street,
College Hall
Warragul, VIC, 3820
Located 7.5K from Darnum
Lardner Park Market
Hosting a wonderful diverse range of stalls, this market will have you plunging headlong into a myriad of sensations. From the traditional to contemporary there are a huge range of distinctive products all hand made from original designs.
Treat your taste buds to a thorough work out from the gourmet smorgasbord of foods on offer. Culinary delights include savories, scrumptious cheeses, wines, tasty pasta, freshly brewed coffee, tantalising teas, zesty fruit juices, home styles baking along side modern cakes and enticing preserves plus seasonal injections of fruits and vegetables.
Ample parking, large undercover pavilion and only one hour easy drive from Melbourne. Ideally located between Warragul and Drouin.
20th Nov
155 Burnt Store Road
Warragul, VIC, 3820
Located 11.7K from Darnum
Drouin Swap Meet and Show 'n' Shine
The Rotary Club of Drouin's next swap meet will be held at Lardner Parks with market stalls, show 'n' shine and much more.
Bring the whole family along for a great day out.
155 Burnt Store Road
Lardner, VIC, 3821
Located 11.7K from Darnum


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Called to Controversyby Ruth Rosen
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This post refers to regional competition between Southwest Airlines and American Airlines, particularly on commuter routes within the state of Texas (both airlines are Dallas based by the way).
Within Texas, SWA has made a lot of money on business routes such as HOU-AUS, HOU-DAL, AUS-DAL, etc. It has been effective for two main reasons: low cost walk up fares and accessibilty to airports which are closer to city centers. Dallas Love Field, for example, is only about 5 miles from downtown Dallas. The concept is similar to the "Shuttle" concept of US and DL on the northeast corridor but without actually calling it that.
In 1998, American Airlines decided to take on SWA by introducing 14 daily nonstops between DAL and AUS and a similar number between DAL and HOU, employing MD-80 and occasionally Fokker F100 aircraft. Only an airline like AA could afford such a ballsy manuever, and it turned out to be one of their biggest flops yet. The higher-ups just couldn't figure out why their MD-80's were leaving with a full complement of about 4-5 passengers while SWA was full time after time, day after day. At one point they tried reducing the fares to as low as $29-$39 round trip but to no avail.
Recently, they have substituted the ERJ-135/145 on these routes which has brought down operating costs significantly but passenger loads remain dismal despite equal pricing with that of Southwest. This is a great example of how image can mean so much to an airline towards reeling in that prized passenger.
My question is this: Why doesn't AA simply give up? I know an ERJ can turn a profit with a small pax load but this service doesn't seem profitable in the long run. The gutsy arrogance which characterized AA's swooping into the market has really been a disaster for the airline but they still continue the service?
But this is just one example. Does anyone know of any other sectors where SWA is killing Regional service of the big boys?
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The Warriors are 11-1 against the Rockets in the Steve Kerr era. The 11 wins will get most of the attention in the lead-up to this playoff series, but it's the 1 loss that worries me. Not because the Rockets found some key to beating the Warriors in that game — they didn't — but because of what that game remind us about the fragile nature of dominance. In Game 4, Stephen Curry was upended on a lay-up, landed on his neck, and for an excruciating quarter looked like he might be done for the game and beyond. Thankfully, Curry returned and the moment became a dramatic footnote to the Warriors' championship run. But as the Warriors come off the NBA's best regular-season run ever and commence what should be an equally dominant post-season appearance, it's worth remembering not to take any of this for granted.
Finishing the Masterpiece (Warriors 125, Grizzlies 104)
If an NBA player has a good quarter, he can score 15 points. If a player has a great game, he can score 60. If a player's team gets hot, they can win 10 games in a row. If the team is the NBA's best, they might win 65 games in a season. All of these things are accomplishments. But what the Warriors achieved in winning an NBA-record 73 games makes all those feats look utterly mundane.
Small Wonder (Warriors 136, Blazers 111)
On Friday night, the Boston Celtics designed their entire defense around smothering, trapping, holding and fouling Stephen Curry — anything to prevent him easy looks at the basket. On Sunday night against the Portland Trailblazers, Stephen Curry reminded everyone why teams go to such obsessive lengths to try to slow him down. After being tied up against Boston (at least comparatively), Curry unloaded against the defensively lax Blazers' backcourt — 13-21 from the field, 9-13 from three, and 39 points in 35 minutes. But while the offensive duel between Curry and Damian Lillard (38 points in 36 minutes) was worth the price of admission, it wasn't where the Warriors won the game. That happened at the other end of the court.
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You could tug at many threads and each would unravel a partial truth.
Steph would undoubtedly begin with the verse he handwrites on his basketball shoes. (Although I must say that the commercial translation of that sentiment into a "brand" whose ads glorify an individual pretty much undermines what St. Paul is really saying:)
"Because I know how hard I've worked" would be one of the things Draymond would say if you asked him to explain his own confidence.
But the more I watch this team play—and the more I watch one improbable closing-run after another become inevitable—the more I think this kind of belief is whole cloth. An ecology, one might say.
It seems a simple question: "What do you believe in?" And the answer seems equally straightforward. "Well, I believe in myself." Or, "We believe in ourselves."
But what exactly is this "me" or "us"?
I submit that it's not the ego. Or not exactly the ego.
In grocery stores and airports, psychologist Carol Dweck interrupts parents who are praising Johnny or Janie for being "so smart" or "so talented." Praise the activity, she says, not the person. And praise not only the effort but the (successful) strategy. And since people work and learn together, the successful approach and effort and strategy is collaborative. Praise that. A "fixed" model of intelligence (and talent)—even if we've been identified as one of the chosen ones in a field—arrests us. It's a "growth mindset" (unafraid of risks) that really learns.
When I try to explain (to myself) the current belief in itself this team has, the closest I can come is another Biblical metaphor. It's like leaven hidden in a measure of meal that causes the whole loaf to rise.
Pre-Game 5: Getting Defensive
The Rockets played exceptionally well in Game 4. The Warriors hope their play truly was an exception. The Rockets had their second highest scoring night of the year and their third best shooting night from behind the arc. The Warriors meanwhile gave up the most points of their 96-game season, the second highest number of free throws (43) and the third highest three-point shooting percentage (53.1%). If the Warriors can avoid a similar catastrophe on any one of those variables, they should be in good shape. The threes that don't fall for Houston are likely fast breaks for the Warriors. If Houston doesn't enjoy constant trips to the line, it likely means that the Warriors' defense is forcing them away from their favorite spots — or simply forcing turnovers. While offensive discipline is important — the Warriors' three-happy first quarter in Game 4 did them no favors — this team's ultimate success remains tied to its defense. If the Warriors defend, they should win.
Pre-Game 1: Earned Confidence
Steve Kerr's admonition that the regular season now means "nothing" is understandable from a strategic perspective. The last thing he wants is his team to take the Rockets lightly or to provide the Rockets with the equivalent of James Harden's "they ain't even that good" comment earlier in the season. Kerr has no reason to say anything dismissive about the Rockets — in part because his team's performance against them this season speaks volumes. While the Rockets team the Warriors will face has changed since the early and mid-season meetings, and Houston certainly should have momentum from coming behind against the Clippers, there are certain basketball truths illustrated by the regular season meetings. The Rockets have trouble stopping the Warriors from scoring, and even more trouble scoring against them.
Pre-Game 4: The Moment of Truth
On Monday night, the Warriors will tip off their most important Game in 35 years.
Pre-Game 3: Familiar Territory
Game 2 against the resurgent Memphis Grizzlies was the only game this season where the Warriors shot under 42% from the field, shot under 25% from behind the three-point arc and had 20 or more turnovers. For a team that thrives on creating good shots with ball movement, it was a nightmare scenario and a strong contender for the worst of the year. The Grizzlies deserve credit for throwing a Tony Allen-sized wrench in the Warriors' offense. But the Warriors also didn't do themselves any favors with their loose execution and reversion away from their motion offense. How much of Game 2's struggles were Memphis' doing and how much were were the Warriors' own fault? We should get a sense in Game 3.
Stephen Curry: Our MVP
I've heard "MVP" chants at Oracle Arena for years. A decade ago, they came from carpet-bagging Lakers fans cheering on Kobe Bryant. Then they came from LeBron James supporters during his annual trip to Oakland. Four or five years ago, Monta Ellis would occasionally elicit a brief chant from particularly rowdy crowds. Those MVP calls always seemed aspirational at best (delusional at worst) — as if Warriors fans were trying to will Ellis into being something they knew deep down he was not. The "MVP" chants in Oracle Arena this year are different. They're for a home-grown star and they're not the least bit delusional. When Stephen Curry steps onto the Oracle Arena floor on Tuesday, he won't just hear "MVP" chants. He'll get the trophy to prove it.
Pre-Game 1: No More Scrimmages
The Warriors' Round 1 victory over the Pelicans was about the toughest sweep you could imagine. Games 1 and 2 featured critical moments where the Pelicans could have stolen a victory on the Warriors' home court and Game 3 took record-breaking heroics for the Warriors to prevail. Only in Game 4 did the Warriors seem to settle into their preferred style of basketball. After a week break, the Warriors will look to pick up where they left off. The Warriors need to leave the lapses of Round 1 behind them, because the Grizzlies won't be as forgiving of the Warriors' mistakes.


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Bruce Willis is back in action as the 58-year-old movie star has signed on to lead the upcoming fight-fest thriller Captive, according to Deadline.
In Captive, Willis will play a real estate developer working out of Brazil who gets kidnapped and held for ransom. His captors falsely believe him to be weathly, and he struggles to escape from his situation. Meanwhile, a detective specializing in kidnappings searches for him.
Willis is taking over the lead from Arnold Schwarzenegger, who was originally set to play the role.
The project is helmed by director Simon Brand, who is best known for his 2006 thriller Unknown.
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BOLTBY. Its glory is its approach from Felixkirk, the lovely ride giving us magnificent views of the Vale of York.
After passing the stone gatehouse of Mount St John (the great house supposed to be on the site of a preceptory of the Knights Hospitallers) we soon face the splendour of the Hambleton Hills, where, deep in a valley through which flows the Gurt of Beck from Boltby Moor, the village lies.
Its cottages are of stone and brick, and the tiny modern church, in 13th century style, has a bellcot.
Just below it a pretty humped bridge crosses the stream, which runs under the road in fair weather and floods it when it races down after a storm.
(From Arthur Mee's Yorkshire 1941)
Boltby is within The North York Moors National Park.
Population approximately 170
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The village hall is open 9am to 4pm every day from Easter until September giving access to the toilets and also tea and coffee making facilities and somewhere to sit and eat. On Easter Monday 6 April 2015 and on the first Saturday of the month there will pop-up cafe from 11-3. Soup and sandwich refreshments can be arranged for groups on other dates by prior arrangement. Contact Jean West on 01845 537076.
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TV Guide has published some videos made during TCA with AHS:Hotel cast, in which they talk about their characters. Be warned it might contain spoilers!
Matt Bomer plays Donovan, a resident of Hotel Cortez who is kicked to the curb by his lover Elizabeth (Gaga) after she meets Tristan (Wittrock). And in true AHS fashion, Bomer reveals Donovan has some serious mommy issues thanks to his complicated relationship with his mother, Iris (Bates).


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Put Away the Ice Bucket and Try the Tacos and Beer Challenge for Abortion
Like we needed another reason.
If you haven't been inundated with the "ice bucket challenge," then obviously you're not on Facebook (congratulations) or perhaps dead. For the past few weeks, thousands of people, including some of your favorite celebrities, such as Benedict Cumberbatch and Patrick Stewart, have been pouring buckets of water and ice over their heads and posting videos of it online to raise awareness and money to research a cure for ALS, commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease.
And it's worked out pretty damn well, at least in the short term. According to the ALS Association, more than $70 million dollars has been raised by the viral campaign, and donations continue to flood in. Initially, if you chose to dump the bucket of ice water over your head, you were supposed to donate $10 to ALS research. If you refused, you donate $100.
Which left feminist, journalist and former Observer staffer Andrea Grimes, now a senior political reporter at RH Reality Check, a little confused. "After watching the ice bucket challenge, I kept seeing videos that never mentioned ALS and asking people about it who didn't know why ice buckets were a thing," she said via email. Then, she decided to spin off the idea to raise money for a cause that is close to her heart, abortion funding -- with one major twist.
"Why not give people something awesome to do instead of something really unpleasant to do, and why not tie it to a cause that is, sadly, unfairly maligned and stigmatized," said Grimes. "The 'challenge' of the taco or beer challenge really is solely the 'donate to an abortion fund' part, because eating tacos and drinking beers is easy. Overcoming the culturally imposed stigma that surrounds legal abortion care, however, is terribly difficult."
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Jung Chang's Wild Swans was an extraordinary bestseller throughout the world, selling more than 10 million copies and reaching a wider readership than any other book about China. Now she and her husband Jon Halliday have written a groundbreaking biography of Mao Tse-tung. Based on a decade of research, and on interviews with many of Mao's close circle in China who have never talked before - and with virtually everyone outside China who had significant dealings with him - this is the most authoritative life of Mao ever written. It is full of startling revelations, exploding the myth of the Long March, and showing a completely unknown Mao: he was not driven by idealism or ideology; his intimate and intricate relationship with Stalin went back to the 1920s, ultimately bringing him to power; he welcomed Japanese occupation of much of China; and he schemed, poisoned and blackmailed to get his way. After Mao conquered China in 1949, his secret goal was to dominate the world. In chasing this dream he caused the deaths of 38 million people in the greatest famine in history. In all, well over 70 million Chinese perished under Mao's rule - in peacetime. Combining meticulous history with the story-telling style of Wild Swans, this biography makes immediate Mao's roller-coaster life, as he intrigued and fought every step of the way to force through his unpopular decisions. The reader enters the shadowy chambers of Mao's court, and eavesdrops on the drama in its hidden recesses. Mao's character and the enormity of his behaviour towards his wives, mistresses and children are unveiled for the first time. This is an entirely fresh look at Mao in both content and approach. It will astonish historians and the general reader alike.
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About The Pub by Wegmans King of Prussia
If you're craving classic foods with a twist, regional craft beers and fine wine, and a comfortable place to hang out, make The Pub your go-to for a great time and greater tastings. With favorite staples like the Pub Cheese Burger and Bavarian Pretzels to more adventurous dishes like Steamed Mussels and Crispy Seared Salmon, you'll find a variety of dishes inspired by Wegmans brand items and the freshest seasonal ingredients. Check our Events page ahead of time to see what's going on—like live, local music—and join us for Happy Hour every Sunday through Thursday, starting at 4:00PM.
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
American, Gastro Pub, Organic
Hours of Operation:
Sunday - Thursday
Friday & Saturday
Happy Hour Specials:
Sunday - Thursday: 4:00PM-6:00PM
Cross Street:
E Swedesford
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Price Range:
$30 and under
Payment Options
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Phone Number:
(484) 690-3560
Entertainment on select Fridays & Saturdays
Off-site catering is available - inquire with the Wegmans Catering Department
Parking Details:
Private lot is easily accessible and well lit
Executive Chef:
Chris Happel
Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
The Pub by Wegmans King of Prussia Ratings and Reviews
Came here the other night. Service was g ...
Came here the other night. Service was great and food was awesome. I had the turkey burger with kale and roasted peppers, it was so flavorful and juicy. My friend had the fried chicken sandwich which she said was really good. We loved our waitress and will definitely be back.
My husband and I went for the Lobster we ...
My husband and I went for the Lobster week specials. We ordered the lobster rolls. They were very large and meaty, with an side of very good fries or good ceasar salad. The only problem was that the lobster salad had an disturbing flavor of fennel which I and my husband definitely did not like. We would not order it again.
Wife and I both enjoyed Lobster Rolls du ...
Wife and I both enjoyed Lobster Rolls during the Lobster Week in August. Just the right amount so the sandwich didn't become unwieldy and the split top rolls were toasted nicely. Also, didn't use too much mayo to hold it all together. This is a good place for a quick nutritious meal.
Went for Lobster Week. Great value on ...
Went for Lobster Week. Great value on Steamed lobster, which was delicious and cooked just right. Service was very good. Our waitress recognized me as a previous diner and was very friendly and attentive. She also let us know that we had five minutes of Happy Hour left and charged the Happy Hour prices which was greatly appreciated.
One diner ordered the salmon Caesar salad. Although flavor was very good, she found it to be overdressed for her taste.
We always get a good meal here and will definitely be back!
I was surprised to hear that this place ...
I was surprised to hear that this place existed, but when searching best places to eat in kop it was up there. It is a nice place though in a matket. Service was good, prices were fair, and portion sizes were good. The food, however, i found to be just okay. It wasn't bad, but there was nothing that made me think i have to eat this again. I wouldn't go out of my way to go back, but if i were close by it i might try it again.
great experience
This was our third dinning experience at Wegmans. We stop there the past two Mother's Day for the brunch and wanted to try the lobster night this past week. All three times the food was great and the service was the same. We will definitely be back!
Great meal again at The Pub at Wegman's K of P
We had a reservation for 6:15 and were seated immediately. It was still happy hour, so we were able to take advantage of the half price appetizers. I tried a hard apple cider as a cocktail, and the waiter gave me a small taste first to make sure I would like it before ordering, which I did. My husband had the wedge salad, which was huge and tasty, and I had the arugula salad which was dressed perfectly with a lemon vinaigrette. My husband also ordered the Soup of the Day, which was a very good cream of crab soup. For our entrees, my husband had the Pub Cheese Burger which he enjoyed, although he would have preferred a sturdier roll. I ordered the Sliced Hanger Steak, medium rare, which was cooked perfectly, and was tender and delicious. We both enjoyed the Tuscan Fries, which we have eaten a few times before, along with the excellent, tangy cucumber salad, which was also a special. We ended the meal with the always delicious, decadent Chocolate Dome for dessert. Our server, Sean, was attentive, courteous and friendly. It was a great dining experience.
Had a reservation and arrived about 15 m ...
Had a reservation and arrived about 15 minutes early to a half empty restaurant but told they had no seating for us. Waited about 10 minutes to ultimately be placed at one of the empty tables that was empty when we arrived. Hostess then say two additional parties in the same section (same server/waitress) so the service was awful because she just couldn't keep up. Took forever to order, our food sat at the pass (I saw it sitting there and was temped to grab it myself), drinks not refilled, never stopped back to check on us to realize the burger I ordered was missing ingredients. When I finally got the attention of the manager she was completely unapologetic and less than helpful. No accommodation and no apology. AVOID THIS LOCATION.
Great food, but poor seating
We came to Wegman's for Mother's Day Brunch - we made a reservation. I had my wife and our two small children. The food was terrific as usual. We did not like where we were seated.
Last year they sat us in the back area that is much better lit and a nicer warmer atmosphere, but this time they put us at a very small table for 4 in the bar area when there appeared to be plenty of seating elsewhere. We didn't ask to be moved because we assumed they would be seating bigger parties but we saw a bunch of empty tables in the back area the whole time we were there. I think they should seat families that are coming for brunch in the nicer back area, especially if you made a reservation. Otherwise it really feels like we're being herded in and out when it should feel like a special occasion. The bar area tables are cramped and that does not work when you're trying to feed small children.
Always a wonderful dinner and service!
I dine here about 6 times a year with college friends. We have experienced most of the KOP
Restaurants and look no further than the Pub at Wegmans. Food, service, happy hour specials and ambience always reinforce our choice. Thanks again for a terrific night out.
Yummy food, great service
Went to the pub for restaurant week in KOP. The food was really good. I loved the lobster fries. The staff was super nice and helpful with making decisions.
It didn't bother me too much but it might bother others. We sat next to the curtain divider to separate the Pub from the prepared food dining area. It was a little distracting to me because I could not pinpoint where the noise was coming from.
We dined at the K of P Wegmans last Friday, and both ordered Fish and chips, a meal we had enjoyed in the past. The fish was so heavily battered, that it was difficult to find. Once found, it was dry and totally flavorless. The Fries were not up to the standard we had come to expect, and the coleslaw tasted old. We were very disappointed.
Wegmens Pub In KING OF PRUSSIA is the be ...
Wegmens Pub In KING OF PRUSSIA is the best, everyone is friendly, the food never disappoints, and they have every new beer that comes out that anyone who is into beers would appreciate. The managers and all the cooks are on top of their game. Never had a bad experience!
Surprisingly Wonderful!
I can't say enough about the delicious cuisine as well as the service. Amazing to have such an awesome dinner right there in a supermarket! I had the 12 oz. prime rib which was melt in your mouth fabulous. I ended up taking half of it home so I had room for dessert. It came with Yukon baby roasted potatoes, green beans, two servings of au jus and a creamy delicious horseradish sauce. Their Arugula salad was devine, too. My man ordered the Surf (your choice of crab cake or lobster) and Turf with accompaniments of honey-roasted root vegetables and green beans. We chose the apothic red blend wine that was excellent. I had the right and creamy but light Chocolate Dome for dessert. My man chose the Apple-Caramel topped Cheesecake which, of course, is much more filling. The coffee was also excellent. We browsed the supermarket afterwards to walk off some of our fabulous meal. I can say that we will definitely be back. Already have another reservation!
Lunch at the Pub
The menu has quite a nice selection . My husband had the fish tacos before and ordered them again because they were the best he ever had. For some reason , however, we waited after we ordered at least a half hour and it was the middle of the afternoon. The pub was not very busy at that time. That we cold not understand. A couple sat next to us when we were halfway through our lunch, and they received their meals in about 10 minutes. That was the only flaw in a delicious lunch.
Good Food and Good Prices, as Usual
Ate dinner at Wegman's Pub in King of Prussia this past Friday night, as 2016 snow storm was starting to roll in. The Pub was very crowded upon arrival due to snow coming but had completely emptied out (as had the store) by 8:00 pm. The food at the Wegman's Pub is always reliable and a good value for the cost. Our server, AJ, was swamped when we first arrived but, as usual, he was very friendly, offered good recommendations and was great to deal with.
Nice local fare
Second meal in ten days. Very accommodating staff. Had mussels both times and they are excellent. No grit, tender and plentiful for $11. Nice garlic, herb and butter sauce. Had Prime rib special on Saturday. Well prepared to medium rare temperature. Nice 12 oz. quality cut off beef. Mushroom Swiss burger special was excellent. Properly prepared and tasty. We split and it was served in two portions beautifully with more than enough fries. Plan to come back for happy hour next week.
Convenient for Lunch with Friends
The layout of the seating in the place is unfortunate; if you're a party of two, you have a good chance of being by the kitchen doors and only one of your party will be sitting comfortably - the other will have their back to the kitchen traffic (and her handbag on the floor :-(
Other than that, the food and the service is good for a reasonable price.
I liked the way the Pub was set up when they first opened, when we didn't have to tip (assuming that the workers were being paid a normal wage like the rest of the store employees), it brought a little more value to the meal.
Fantastic Oysters!
My mother and I went for the Oyster "Festival" they advertised. The oysters were fantastic! We raved over how fresh and tasty they were and for a "buck a shuck" were a great value. We would go back again for this event. This is the first time we have dined in the Pub and would go back again for special events like these. I only rated the service as good as it was a very busy night and the staff was short. Our server was great but it was obvious they were spread thin.
Good place for a quick bite in a pub atm ...
Good place for a quick bite in a pub atmosphere. Drink and app specials M-T during happy hour. I went during Oyster Week. If you love oysters, this is the place when they're having the oyster specials like buck a shuck & a po'boy.
Being a vegetarian, the food was not ver ...
Being a vegetarian, the food was not very good for us. We also went during burger week so I am specifically referring to the veggie burger not being good. There weren't many other options for vegetarians but I've heard good things from others who aren't vegetarian.
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The warm summer months are a lazy stretch for deer and elk but a good hunter doesnt have the luxury of such down time.
What I do now is what helps me be successful, said Dave Peecher, a lifelong hunter and nature enthusiast from Hillsboro. If it werent for my summer preparation, my job in the fall would be that much harder.
If youre serious about tagging a big deer come autumn, the summer months provide the hunter the opportunity to get a leg up. The novice awaits deer season and hopes fate will lead the way, but the more advanced predator will look for an edge not only over his prey, but over his competition as well.
Its like anything else, Peecher said. You want to do whatever it takes to put yourself in the best position to succeed.
So what does that mean? What does a better-prepared hunter do that a lesser prepared one may not?
Nature is unyielding; it waits for no one. So while big game and some hunters slumber, Peecher and others like him are investing time and effort, determined to enjoy the dividends in the months to come.
First and foremost, Peecher says, its imperative to keep your terrain accessible. If you cant move freely around your hunting ground, your chances of sneaking up on your prey decline precipitously, he adds. The Willamette Zone, where Peecher hunts, is thick with trees and groundcover. He periodically maintains his trails by pruning surrounding trees and bushes, removing debris like fallen limbs and rocks and clearing sight lines so as to secure the best views of the property.
I like to ensure that I can get into my location, Peecher said. I need to cut those trails in order to get to hot spots that I like to hunt.
And do so quietly.
In the fall, I cant just stomp into those areas. I need to do so stealthily, Peecher said. When I get into those spots undetected, Im in position A.
Peecher likes to reach different areas of the land from different angles, so as to create options dependent on conditions like wind and standing water.
I make a big circle through the property I hunt, said Peecher. The wind is going to carry my scent. So if I can get to my various hot spots from downwind, it increases my odds of going unnoticed.
Signs of movement
In addition to maintenance, hunters like Peecher observe and study hunting grounds for signs of movement. Animals, while sneaky, rarely move undetected. Although the season may be months away, now may be the ideal time to observe and study the giant you choose to chase this fall, Peecher says. Big bucks dont get that way being careless, so scouting your hunting area for movement patterns, feeding tendencies and resting areas can be advantageous.
Mikaela Gates, a 26-year-old Banks resident whos been hunting for almost 20 years, says she and her father who taught her to hunt set up trail cameras in order to track tendencies.
My dad will set cameras well in advance, Gates
said. Were not only looking for habits, but also size and
maturity of animals in the area.
Cameras are a popular means of collecting data. If you can track deer movement patterns in the area, youre much more likely to intercept them in the fall which raises the likelihood of nabbing them in late autumn.
Maintenance and tracking is great, but without a working weapon theyll likely go for naught.
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Summer is also the perfect time to sight-in your rifle due to less traffic at your local ranges. Waiting until the week before the season will likely cause grief due to the amount of traffic. You should spend ample time assuring your weapon is finely tuned for the upcoming hunt.
I like to sight my rifle at least up to 100 yards, said Gates. That way theres not uncertainty when Im in the field.
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Little is worse than heading to the woods in the fall only to find out your stand is falling apart or a mouse has a made a nest of your safety harness. Thats why its never a bad idea to head out to your favorite hunting spot in July or August to check all of your equipment. Also, be sure that your rangefinder has new batteries, and that your hunting knife and broadheads (for you bowhunters) are sharpened.
Does all of this work? It certainly doesnt hurt. Ultimately, itll be up to you when the shot comes, but prior to that a little summer prep can only make your job easier. Dave Peecher swears by it, and says the proofs in the pudding.
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Vandals strike bridge again; firms offering $6,500 reward
Monday morning dawned with the usual discouraging news for workers at the construction site of the new bridge at the Tonganoxie Cliffs more vandalism.
Les Harlan, superintendent for A.M. Cohron and Son construction company, Atlantic City, Iowa, said the ante for the reward for tips leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the vandalism has been increased.
A total of $6,500 is being offered, Harlan said, $5,000 by Tri State Traffic Control, Stockton, Mo., the company that puts up the barricades, $1,000 by the Cohron company and another $500 by another company that is doing some of the dirt work.
With the higher reward, Harlan said he thinks the sheriff's department may get tips.
"I got a call Friday from an investigator with the sheriff's department," Harlan said. "He sounded encouraging, like maybe tips were coming in."
Also, Harlan said, he's heard from others who want to grab the reward.
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On Monday, Harlan said vandals again had concentrated their efforts on the barricades blocking traffic to the east side of the bridge. They took the two barricade lights and pushed the barricades off the sides of the road, breaking one of them.
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He said he didn't have a problem with youths visiting the area.
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The term Four-Thousand Footers (or "4ks") refers to a group of forty-eight mountains in New Hampshire at least 4,000 feet (1,219 meters) above sea level. To qualify a peak must also meet a more technical criterion of topographic prominence important in the mountaineering sport of "peak-bagging".
Most often, the term "four-thousand footers" refers to the White Mountains Four-Thousand-Footers List established (and revised from time to time) by the Appalachian Mountain Club. This list of peaks may be referred to as the "Four-thousand footers of New Hampshire," or "The Four-thousand Footers of the White Mountains". The AMC calls it the White Mountains List, but most hikers call it the New Hampshire List because it does not include Old Speck Mountain (4,170 ft), located in Maine (and outside the White Mountain National Forest) but within the White Mountains.
The AMC also maintains a list of New England 4000-Footers, all falling within Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine. Other lists of 4000-footers not maintained by the AMC include the original set of four-thousand foot mountains for peak-bagging: the 46 High Peaks in the Adirondacks.
The AMC has revised its 4000-footer lists as surveying became more accurate or the selection criteria were adjusted, with the White Mountains list growing from 46 peaks in the 1950s to 48 in 1982. The proper inclusion or exclusion of several peaks is still a matter of some dispute.
The 48 lie in the White Mountain National Forest and within two of the northernmost counties of New Hampshire, Coos and Grafton. All peaks except those of Mount Washington, Mount Moosilauke and Cannon Mountain are on land owned by the Forest Service, and even these three are almost completely surrounded by it.
Prominence criterion[edit]
A "prominence" criterion is intended to exclude peaks which are considered local peaks of some larger mountain, rather than "independent" peaks. Prominence is the vertical separation between a peak and the low point of the highest ridge connecting it to a higher peak. In other words, prominence is the minimum distance a hiker MUST descend before climbing to reach a higher peak.[citation needed]
For the AMC's 4000-Footer lists, the minimum prominence for inclusion on the list is 200 feet (61 m).[citation needed] Earlier versions of the list required either 300 feet (91 m) of prominence or a quarter-mile of separation.[citation needed]
A committee of the Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC) served as a focus for settling on the criteria and collecting the information that verifies the peaks as meeting them; it also maintains a list of the Four Thousand Footer Club's "members": those who request recognition for having climbed all of the 48, in each case travelling by foot, at least between leaving a point on a car- or truck-accessible road and returning to that or another such point. The first of these recognitions was listed in 1958.
Some climbers undertake (usually after having completed the 48) to climb them within more stringent conditions. The club maintains a second list of those who climb each peak in winter (defined as beginning and ending the hike between the time and date of the winter solstice and the spring equinox).
Other variations on climbing the 48, not officially recorded, include:
- reaching the summits in a specific order (e.g., alphabetically or by elevation),
- reaching each summit on a moonlit night,
- reaching each summit from all four cardinal compass points,
- reaching each summit in the same winter,
- reaching each summit twelve times, once in each of the twelve months (but not necessarily twelve consecutive months) (As of 2011[update], seventeen climbers claim this.)[1]
- meeting various combinations of the above restrictions in the same climbs.
The New Hampshire list[edit]
The following is the list of Four Thousand Footers in New Hampshire, along with their respective elevations (in feet), in descending order. Note that some of these names do not appear on maps, and some alternative names are indicated below.
- Washington: 6,288 ft (1,917 m) AT*
- Adams: 5,774 ft (1,760 m) AT**
- Jefferson: 5,712 ft (1,741 m) AT**
- Monroe: 5,384 ft (1,641 m) AT**
- Madison: 5,367 ft (1,636 m) AT*
- Lafayette: 5,249 ft (1,600 m) AT*
- Lincoln: 5,089 ft (1,551 m) AT*
- South Twin: 4,902 ft (1,494 m) AT*
- Carter Dome: 4,832 ft (1,473 m) AT*
- Moosilauke: 4,802 ft (1,464 m) AT*
- Eisenhower: 4,780 ft (1,460 m) AT**
- North Twin: 4,761 ft (1,451 m)
- Carrigain: 4,700 ft (1,400 m)
- Bond: 4,698 ft (1,432 m)
- Middle Carter: 4,610 ft (1,410 m) AT*
- West Bond: 4,540 ft (1,380 m)
- Garfield: 4,500 ft (1,400 m) AT*
- Liberty: 4,459 ft (1,359 m) AT**
- South Carter: 4,430 ft (1,350 m) AT*
- Wildcat: 4,422 ft (1,348 m) AT*
- Hancock: 4,420 ft (1,350 m)
- South Kinsman: 4,358 ft (1,328 m) ("South Peak") AT*
- Field: 4,340 ft (1,320 m)
- Osceola: 4,340 ft (1,320 m)
- Flume: 4,328 ft (1,319 m)
- South Hancock: 4,319 ft (1,316 m) AT*
- Pierce: 4,310 ft (1,310 m) AT*
- North Kinsman: 4,293 ft (1,309 m) ("North Peak")
- Willey: 4,285 ft (1,306 m)
- Bondcliff: 4,265 ft (1,300 m) ("The Cliffs")
- Zealand: 4,260 ft (1,300 m) ("Zealand Ridge") AT**
- North Tripyramid: 4180 ft ("North Peak")
- Cabot: 4,170 ft (1,270 m)
- East Osceola: 4,156 ft (1,267 m) ("East Peak")
- Middle Tripyramid: 4,140 ft (1,260 m)
- Cannon: 4,100 ft (1,200 m)
- Wildcat D: 4,070 ft (1,240 m) ("Wildcat Ridge") AT*
- Hale: 4,054 ft (1,236 m)
- Jackson: 4,052 ft (1,235 m) AT*
- Tom: 4,051 ft (1,235 m)
- Moriah: 4,049 ft (1,234 m) AT**
- Passaconaway: 4,043 ft (1,232 m)
- Owl's Head: 4,025 ft (1,227 m)
- Galehead: 4,024 ft (1,227 m) AT**
- Whiteface: 4,020 ft (1,230 m)
- Waumbek: 4,006 ft (1,221 m)
- Isolation: 4,004 ft (1,220 m)
- Tecumseh: 4,003 ft (1,220 m)
AT* = AT passes through, AT** = AT passes near
The New England list[edit]
This list consists of the New Hampshire list, plus the following:
4000-Footers in Maine:
- Katahdin (Baxter Peak): 5,268 ft (1,606 m)
- Katahdin (Hamlin Peak): 4,756 ft (1,450 m)
- Sugarloaf Mountain: 4,250 ft (1,300 m)
- Crocker Mountain: 4,228 ft (1,289 m)
- Old Speck: 4,170 ft (1,270 m)
- Mount Bigelow (West Peak): 4,145 ft (1,263 m)
- North Brother: 4,151 ft (1,265 m)
- Saddleback Mountain : 4,120 ft (1,260 m)
- Mount Bigelow (Avery Peak): 4,090 ft (1,250 m)
- Mount Abraham: 4,050 ft (1,230 m)
- South Crocker Mountain: 4,050 ft (1,230 m)
- Saddleback Mountain (the Horn): 4,041 ft (1,232 m)
- Mount Redington: 4,010 ft (1,220 m)
- Spaulding Mountain: 4,010 ft (1,220 m)
4000-Footers in Vermont:
- Mount Mansfield: 4,393 ft (1,339 m)
- Killington Peak: 4,235 ft (1,291 m)
- Camel's Hump: 4,083 ft (1,244 m)
- Mount Ellen: 4,083 ft (1,244 m)
- Mount Abraham: 4,006 ft (1,221 m)
See also[edit]
- Adirondack High Peaks (Adirondack Forty-sixers)
- List of New England Fifty Finest
- List of New England Hundred Highest
- List of Quebec 1000 meter peaks
- Northeast 111 4000-footers
- 2020 Vision Quest, blind NH hiker Randy Pierce
- ^ Tucker, Edith (May 5, 2011). "First couple completes Grid hiking feat on Easter". The Mountain Ear.
- Smith, Steven; Dickerman, Mike (2001). The 4,000 Footers of the White Mountains. Littleton: Bondcliff Books. ISBN 1-931271-01-1.
- Gene Daniell and Steven D. Smith (editors) (2003). AMC White Mountain Guide, 27th edition. Appalachian Mountain Club Books. ISBN 1-929173-22-9.
External links[edit]
- The Four Thousand Footer Club (official site)
- AMC Four Thousand Footers web page
- Interactive Map of the Northeast 4000ers
- Hike New Hampshire
- Hike The Whites
- Hiking Routes on 4000 Footers
- TrailsNH.com - trail conditions compiled daily for: