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Woodson's Mill Reopens
In 1794 Woodson's Mill, as it is now known, opened and things haven't changed much since then. The new owners Will and Sarah Brockenbrough, inherited the property after Will's dad died in 2001, but the mill sat empty for over a decade until they decided to restore it. Both Will and Sarah have degrees in historic preservation so they wanted to bring the mill back to life but they wanted it to be as authentic as possible. Today they mill corn and wheat much as it would have been for over 200 years. The Mill sits on the Piney River and the river water is diverted from a dam upstream to a canal that powers the mill. In the early 1900's there was some "modern" equipment installed in the mill and while it is still there but not utilized in the milling process today.
Organically grown grain from local farmers is milled in small batches. The grain is milled slowly to avoid the heat generated by commercial mills to prevent breaking down the oils in grain and to preserve the moisture and nutrients found in the grain giving you a product with more taste and texture. The final product is fresh and without any additives or preservatives. I checked the label from cornmeal purchased at a grocery store which had 7 ingredients vs. the corn meal from Woodson's Mill which just listed white corn as the only ingredient. After this label comparison which product do you think we would rather eat!
The mill stones which grind the grain weigh about one ton. Water flows over the mill wheel which powers the stones. The speed of the stones is controlled by adjusting the flow of the water moving the large mill wheel. The best part of the mill is that you are able to see the whole process from start to finish. Fresh grain comes in and about 15 minutes later it's grits or cornmeal. Originally the mill was a place to buy grain and later it became the social hub in Nelson County. Today it is one of the last grain mills in the country that still are operational. Visiting the mill offers you a rare glimpse of history.
The mill is only open on Saturdays which is when they typically grind the grain. It is worth the trip to see the mill in action and to buy whole grain flour or grits/cornmeal. If you can't get by there on a Saturday they do sell their products online at www.woodsonsmill.com. They are sold in recyclable, compostable packages. While the mill uses only the flow of water to operate the milling equipment they currently use electricity for lighting. Soon they hope to generate their own power and be in a position to sell electricity back to the power company.
Woodson's Mill is located about 45 minutes northwest of The Carriage House Inn Bed and Breakfast and is located at 3211 Lowesville Road, Lowesville, VA
- To reach the mill from Lynchburg take 29 north and travel about 16 miles (from RT 210 and RT 29)
- Turn Left onto RT 151 (Patrick Henry Highway) and travel 7.5 miles
- Turn left onto Lowesville Road and travel approximately 2.4 miles to the mill on the right.
Cure the Dog Days of Summer by hitting the Ski Slopes!
Summer has two more months to go, but this one has been hot and dry. The grass which usually turns brown as it goes dormant during the dog days of August has been brown for the past 30 days. As June came to a close the wind storm knocked out our power for four days as temperatures soared past 100 degrees. The vegetables in the garden keep begging for water and the fish in the pond think they are being poached.
With so much heat and drought we decided it was time to embrace winter. Try to visualize swooshing down the ski slopes (I know the Summer Olympics are in full swing). Feel the cool and refreshing breeze as you pick up speed. OK maybe your imagination can't take you there but you can still go skiing. No I'm not talking about getting on a plane and heading to South America where it is winter. Just hop in your car and head to Lynchburg where you can enjoy the ONLY year-round skiing in the Western Hemisphere. That's right; in Lynchburg Virginia you can hit the slopes and ski or go snow boarding or tubing, even during the dog days of summer.
Snow-flex is on the campus of Liberty University and is open to the general public. They offer equipment rentals and lessons or you can bring your own. Tickets are affordable and the views of the city are spectacular. We have had avid skiers stay with us who have hit the slopes and they report the experience is almost like skiing on snow, except you don't have to dress up like the Michelin Tire Man in layers of clothing to try to stay warm. You will need to wear long pants and long sleeve shirts.
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Cure the dog days of summer. Come stay with us at our award winning bed and breakfast and check out the skiing in Lynchburg. Bring your camera and you can post your adventures on Youtube.
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White Dinner
On Saturday, July 21st, Sans Soucy Vineyards in nearby Brookneal, Virginia hosted it's Annual White Dinner. Located on a former tobacco farm the vineyard area was chosen for its gentle hillside slope. The first farm winery in Campbell County, their first 5 acres were planted in 2001. The winery and tasting room are located in a century old restored barn and school house, a unique setting for delicious wines.
Taking place on the vineyard grounds, under the stars, Chef Paul Anctil and his wife Cameron delighted guests with a unique and delicious dinner menu featuring white foods and white wines in a white setting. Guests wore white. The vineyard was decorated in white. The breeze was brisk and the sky cloudy but never rainy.
The evening began with a delicious Sangria while guests mingled, explored the vineyard and began to relax. Featuring farm to table eats and wine pairings the menu included the following dishes: Grilled Watermelon with Ahi Ceviche, accompanied by 2008 Viognier Reserve, Grilled & Roasted Goose-Stuffed Pepper with a Pasilla Sauce, accompanied by 2008 Traminette Reserve, the main course was Pulled Pork, Cuban -style Black Beans & Rice accompanied by Traminette Reserve, Grilled Pain Perdu topped with Mango Jicama Salsa accompanied by 2010 Tempranillo Reserve and Sweet Potato Pudding topped with Chocolate Espresso Bean Ganache garnished with a Churro and Coconut Praline accompanied by 2010 Legacy. (Of course all of the wines were from Sans Soucy Vineyards!)
Live music was provided throughout the evening.
This annual event is by invitation and sells out each year. If you're interested in next year's White Dinner contact Sans Soucy Vineyards at www.sanssoucyvineyards.com. You'll be glad you did!
Crabtree Falls
Crabtree Falls is about 1 hour from Lynchburg and is arguably the most beautiful waterfall in Virginia. It is the tallest waterfall east of the Mississippi and is a must see. The falls were named after William Crabtree who settled in the area in 1777. The hike to the top of the falls will take about 3-4 hours and the return trip down will take about half that time. There is parking at the bottom of the falls for about 20 cars and the last time we hiked it there was a parking fee of $7.00 (take cash or check and a pen to deposit the fee in box and mark which space you are parked in-honor system). There are restrooms at the bottom of the falls. During the hike you will be climbing almost 1400 feet in elevation. Most of the trail is along the falls although there are a number of switch backs. Wear a good pair of hiking boots and socks and take lots of water with you as there are no concessions stands to buy water. Take your camera, the scenery is beautiful! Since we have lived in Lynchburg several people have died when climbing on the rocks in the falls so we advise our guests to stay on the trails. The hike is moderate difficulty. This is a good way to burn lots of calories. According to a calorie calculator you will burn 1500 calories so don't worry about eating too much at breakfast!
To reach the falls from The Carriage House Inn Bed and Breakfast (directions from Mapquest):
- Take the D Street Bridge Go .2 miles
- Turn Left onto Rivermont Ave Go .3 miles
- Turn Left onto 5th Street (changes to VA 163) Go 1.1 miles
- Turn Right onto VA 210 (at light) Go 3.1 miles
- Turn Left onto US-29 (don't take US 29 business) G0 16.2 miles
- Turn Left onto VA-151 (Patrick Henry Highway) Go 10.6 miles
- Turn Left onto Crabtree Falls Highway (VA-56) Go 14.5 miles
- Follow signs to parking area
Cool and refreshing watermelon
Summer is here and what would summer be without watermelon? We serve this as a fruit course during the month of July. It is the perfect fruit, juicy and refreshing on a hot summer day. The sauce is a tangy, gingery sauce. The chopped pistachios give the dish great contrast in both tastes and textures. It is sweet and salty, juicy and crunchy. It couldn't be easier to make!
Start by cubing one-inch squares of fresh seedless watermelon that has been chilled, pour the sauce over the cubes and sprinkle with some chopped pistachios and serve!
The sauce:
- Stir together:
- 6 oz of Greek yogurt (can use plain yogurt as a substitute)
- 2 Tablespoons of honey
- 1 Tablespoon fresh lime juice
- ¼ teaspoon freshly grated ginger
Serving suggestions: This can be served on a plate or in a bowl. If you are having a large gathering you can hollow out the watermelon and serve from the hollowed watermelon rind.
This dish is very versatile. Serve it as a breakfast fruit, a refreshing dessert or as a fruit salad. It has been a hit with our guests and I'm confident you will love it too.
On Saturday we got some great fresh peaches from the farmer's market and in about a week our black berries will be ready to pick. This is the time of year to enjoy all the fresh fruit that is available locally! We will be posting other recipes using fresh fruits and vegetables so keep checking our blog.
Bed and Breakfast goes black after storm
It's amazing what we take for granted now days. With a flip of a switch we have power and all the things that go with it such as hot water, air conditioning, computers, televisions, stoves, washers and dryers and much more. All that changed suddenly last Friday (June 29th) about 9:30 PM. After taking Kathy out for a birthday dinner we headed home and were relaxing until the wind picked up and we ran outside to secure all of our front porch furniture. The wind got worse the power flickered and then things went black. Finding our flashlights we wandered around the house to see if there was any damage and noticed a huge tree limb from across the street had fallen and was blocking the street. As storms go it wasn't much of a storm, only about twenty minutes of high winds with some thunder and lighting and an insignificant amount of rain which did nothing to ease the drought. It was the hottest day of the year with temperatures reaching 103 degrees and this little wind storm dropped the temperature about 20 degrees. Without power we called it a night and we expected things to be back to "normal" the following day.
Saturday morning we woke up and still no power. The forecast was for another 100+ degree day but I had confidence that things would be restored quickly now that it was daylight. Fortunately we didn't have quests that weekend so we thought it would be a great day to do some exploring around town, but first we decided to go to McDonalds. As we approached the golden arches traffic came to a complete stop. As we inched our way closer and closer it was apparent that we were not the only ones without power. The line of people waiting to be served was out the door, every parking spot was taken and people were parking blocks away and walking…we didn't stop for breakfast that morning.
The phone started ringing. "Do you have rooms available for tonight?" the caller asked. "Our power is out and we aren't taking reservations until it is restored," Kathy replied. I can't blame people wanting to get out of their hot house but I thought they were over reacting as power would surely be back on by mid-afternoon. As we drove around and saw trees down, streets closed, power lines in the road I realized that we may not have power today. Every couple of minutes the phone would ring…."Do you have any rooms available?" After about the 30th calls we changed the message on our phone, "Due to the power outage we are not taking reservations until our power is restored." We, like the 70+ percent of Lynchburg that didn't have power, just made the best of a bad situation until we started hearinig that it could be a week or so before all the power was restored. Deciding that it might be prudent to get a hotel room with air conditioning I started making calls. The front desk person, if they even answered the phone, would laugh when I asked the question so when it was obvious that there was not a room available within a 60 mile radius we made the best of a bad situation and went to bed early. That night it was a little warm in the house, but I was still confident that we would get power the next day.
Sunday we woke up to no power and Kathy went jetting off to Michigan to visit her mom. I called people that had reservations with us this week and explained the situation (no power, but I'm optimistic that it will be on before they arrive later in the week.) Every one cancels their reservation. The phone continued ringing and ringing and ringing, locals looking for a room with air. By the afternoon I decided to go to the movies to cool off. On the way home I had the brilliant idea that I could get a generator and hook up a window air conditioner that was stored in garage and be able to sleep in air conditioned comfort. Stopping at all the stores in town I quickly found out that no one had generators, but I could order one and have it in three weeks. That reminded me of looking for a snow blower two winters ago before the third major snow storm hit us. To make a long story short, I bought a hammock since I couldn't find a generator and hung it over the covered driveway. Even though the drive is covered it does get a little sun in the late afternoon so I would cool down the asphalt by wetting it down at dusk and then settle in for the evening. It's amazing how many cars drive up and down our street all night long! Where are they going? There isn't anything open at 2:00am and no one has power. Why aren't they at home sleeping? Some day I'm going to stay up all night and follow all these people to see where they are going. There must be something really interesting at the end of our street for all these people to be driving there. That's a project for another day, for now, I'll just put a pillow over my head and try to sleep.
Monday morning. Another HOT day! I'm not going to waste my time calling hotels; I'm going there in person. Someone has to be checking out of a room and I was going to be there to get it. Well that plan didn't work, but at least I was able to recharge my cell phone…yes, people were still calling and no, I don't have any rooms available but at least I now had a fully charged phone. By the afternoon I decided that I needed to clean out our three refrigerators and our free-standing freezer. Rather than just throw things away I decided to have a cookout and feed the neighborhood before things went bad. We had wild Alaska salmon, pork chops, steak, hamburgers and pork loin as the main course and had a feast. Thankfully I had a full tank of propane for the grill. Dinner was a big hit. It's always good to connect with your neighbors. As I was cooking the power came back on. Life is good again. I rolled up the hammock and moved indoors to our bed.
I was one of the fortunate ones. Our power came on but there are still lots of people without power. Tuesday morning I start getting calls from all the hotels in town letting me know they now have a room available for me, but no one is calling me looking for a room. As I sit in my air conditioned office writing this post there are hundreds of electric workers in the hot sun on this 97 degree day working to restore power to more neighborhoods so that other families can get back to normal. The City workers that had July 4th off are working hard trying to clear streets. The land fill is open (I took a truckload of brush there). Later tonight I'll pick Kathy up from the airport.
If you are reading this post, I want to assure you we now have power AND we have rooms available. Please feel free to call us and make your reservation. To put it another way, The Carriage House Inn Bed and Breakfast is open for business. We have cool rooms and cold beverages! Call now to reserve your room!
I hope everyone has a great 4th of July.
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VERY RARE - A 1940's Lyman utility, beautiful restoration, fold down windshield, Phantom Four engine is also totally restored. Only 57 of these 16 Foot inboards were made between 1939-1942 with the original purchaser ordering upgrading his boat with a folding windshield, and a forward facing rear seat. The boat has been restored in to Show winning condition and has taken awards in every show that it has entered. The engine has also been fully restored and comes with all the boat documentation including original sales brochures and pricing.
1962 16' Lyman Outboard
"Sassy" is a great little Lyman that was restored 2 years ago and remains in good condition. She has her original Johnson 40 hp motor and runs well. She easily pulls a skier too!
16 Feet 1962 Lyman Outboard
This classic Lyman is one of the prettiest you will find. Comes with a Garmin GPS Map 178c, Anchor, bilge pump, lines and fenders, and more, making it a complete package. The newer engine will provide years of dependable boating and includes gauges for oil, water temp and check engine light and power tilt. Completely refurbished Jan-Mar of 2007. Interior stripped, floorboards and seats removed, then hull cleaned, sanded and coated with 2 coats of clear sealer and 2 coats of varnish. Decks and seats received 4 coats of varnish and the transom received 6 coats. Sides were finished with 2 coats of white paint. Bottom received 2 coats of copper bronze, new boot stripe painted. New top and side curtains. New teleflex steering. 2006 Evinrude 50 hp E-tec outboard that runs perfect, and moves this boat along. It is in great, great shape and ready for enjoyment. Comes with a 2011 LoadRite trailer that is in perfect shape, including full size spare tire. Both fully registered.
18 Feet 1948 Lyman Islander Side Steer A-1189
This iconic side steer was delivered to St Lawrence Marine of Clayton in 1948 and has spent it's entire life in the 1000 Islands! Past award winner - 2012 ABM "Outstanding Lyman", 2012 ACBS "Launch", 2009 & 2011 ACBS "Lyman". She was totally restored in 2000 and had a refresh in 2012...this work has been documented. Fully Us Coast Guard prepped with 4 fenders and 3 dock lines. Special order larger engine which really makes her scoot!!!! She is ready for a little TLC to brighten her up.....some small minor wood repairs needed.
18 Feet 1950 Lyman Islander
Double side wheel. Boat rebuilt 1984/5, Walker Boatshop; double frames from bulkhead aft; engine beds; lower transom plank, planking at stern; deck beams, rub rails, gas tank; wiring. Invoices available. Boat regularly refinished. In 2006 stripped and eight coats of paint; new canvas. Lake Ontario since new.
18 Feet 1951 Lyman Islander
This is a true "BARN FIND"! All original side steer Lyman, been in storage for 40 years, recently pulled out of storage, tuned up and splashed!! Runs perfect and very tight! New 6-volt battery and all original bow & stern flag poles, original bimini top, anchor and tools! There is absolutely no rot in this boat! Original owner was proprietor of Harbor Inn Marina in Henderson Harbor, NY.
18 Feet 1954 Lyman Islander
A Classic 1954 Islander 18� in excellent restored condition. Original Gray 4-620 with less than 50hrs since rebuild in 2005. She was totally re-varnished and painted in 2003 and new coats put on every year since. Boat comes with a Holsclaw tandem trailer. It includes a custom mooring cover, cushions, bimini with side curtains. She is water ready for you to enjoy now.
18 Feet 1958 Lyman Islander
This Islander sat in storage since the early 1960's until 2000.The boat is in very original condition. It was totally stripped to bare wood and refinished. The engine was torn down and rebuilt. All wiring was replaced at that time. The boat comes on a 2004 trailer made for the boat and has a full sunbrella cover. Last in the water in 2010. The seller has the convertible top frame that goes with the boat.
18 feet Feet 1952 Lyman
This Lyman Islander has been in our family since purchased new by my father-in-law. The engine was rebuilt in 2000 and the hull was repaired at the same time. The boat is in sound condition throughout and is presently in use on Lake Champlain. The engine starts easily on original 6 V battery system. A bilge pump has been added on separate 12V battery power. Finishes are in good condition but will need fresh coats. Bright work on foredeck and gunwhales will need to be redone before next season.
19 Feet 1958 Lyman Islander
Nicest Islander available today. Only 11 hours since complete restoration. Includes Loadmaster trailer and 2 original life jackets from the 1950s. Runs strong. Excellent condition.
19 Feet 1968 Lyman Runabout
Boat was updated for ribs and a few planks in 2011. I have original paperwork for boat, build production worksheet, manual, motor manual, only 17 built of this type and only a few had vanished splash rails. Engine and boat run great and looks even better. Interior is mahogany plank, custom storage area forward, new dash of mahogany with Lyman wheel hub. exterior was epoxy painted two years ago. Bottom tended to each year and is in very good condition.
19'6" Feet 1942 Lyman Utility
Own a one of a kind Lyman. This is a very rare pre-war Lyman with solid mahogany planking and the original engine. It is very sound and was in the water last year. The engine has been completely rebuilt. This is a very clean boat that can be put in the water today and enjoyed.
20 Feet 1958 Lyman Utility
This forward steer Lyman utility is in very nice shape and is a sharp looking boat! The current owner has had the boat for 14 years and it originally came from New Hampshire. She spent some time in Florida and is now back north. The boat was flipped, stripped to bare wood, gunnels/covering boards replaced, aft deck replaced, then completely refinished. Windshield lowered for aesthetics, engine rebuilt, and pinstiping added to the decks, then buried in clear. Great looking Lyman that runs as good as it looks!
20 Feet 1961 Lyman Runabout
Sorry to say For Sale. Completely restored in 2013 by Wood Master Marine. New stem, ribs, bottom planking and Philippine mahogany transom. Decks sanded to bare wood, stained and eight coats of varnish applied. Interior was painted and is covered with varnished planks. All of the interior wood was sanded and varnished. Exterior planks sanded and three coats of paint applied by Wooden Runabout Co.. They also checked the engine for proper planing angle for cruising and full rpm on the water. The boat has been rewired. A new vinyl floor, shaft and propeller installed. The cushions for the seats and engine box are customs and match the green stripe on the boat. Ventilating windshield with canvas top and side curtain. Also has custom cover for entire boat. The original spotlight and a teak swim platform come with the boat but are not mounted. No expense has been spared. The boat and trailer are in excellent condition, trouble free and ready for the water.
21 Feet 1962 Lyman Utility
The "Lady J" a 1962 Lyman 21' runabout boat. Restored 4 years ago including some new planking, completely new African ribbon stripe mahogany decks and transom (work was done by Cornell's Marina). Solid mahogany liners inside. All hardware has been re-chromed including cleats, exhaust and deck hatch. New cushions throughout. New canvas top and complete boat cover. Chevy 350.
21 Feet 1968 Lyman Utility
This beautiful little Lyman has been thoroughly gone through with all suspect wood replaced...all new finish on entire boat. Great vinyl decks so no need for a boathouse....but also included is the teak to do decks if the new owner wishes to. The high performance Chrysler 340 has been completely rebuilt and has only about 12 hours since new.
23 Feet 1960 Lyman Islander
Beautiful 1960 Lyman Islander, 23 footer! Over $10,000 spent on rebuild of original fireball engine. Interior is in really nice shape. Complete with full canvas and a trailer.
24 Feet 1972 Lyman Utility
Absolutely pristine fiberglass beauty! This girl was completely restored to the tune of $100K! Must be seen to be appreciated. Magnificent black hull sides and brilliant white decks with a custom built, vented mahogany windshield. The engine also has a fresh water cooling system, although the boat has never seen salt water! This Lyman performs extremely well with all mechanicals responding accurately and smoothly. Also includes a custom $2500 mooring cover.
24' Feet 1978 Lyman Sportsman
Third owner. Partially restored. Getting too old to complete restoration. Needs a younger captain! Was repowered with a 305 Crusader engine in the 1990's and has low hours. All orig parts, with additional new included. Teak doors & trim included. New mooring cover (Sunbrella Capt. Navy color)
25 Feet 1962 Lyman Sleeper
Current owners have had this Lyman Sleeper for 5 years. Since they acquired the boat, they have purchased an Island home and they have elected to now part with the Lyman. The boat has all of its original hardware. The gauges are not original but are in working condition. The boat runs well and has a new bottom installed by St. Lawrence Restoration 2 years ago.
25 Feet 1963 Lyman Sleeper
Here is a rare opportunity project for the Lyman lovers out there! A 25 footer not needing much to bring her to her former glory. Originally had a Ford Interceptor motor, you can drop in any motor you may have awaiting a project such as this. A little varnish, a little paint, some elbow grease and you're ready to go in the Spring!
25 Feet 1960 Lyman Sleeper
This boat has 2 owners since 1960 and has spent its life on Lake George. A few years ago, a full restoration occurred and a new engine was installed. The boat is in very good condition and runs very good.
26 Feet 1963 Lyman Sleeper
This Lyman previoulsy was in Wisconsin and was brought to Texas but never was put in the water since it's arrival. The bottom has been fiberglassed and in storage for 7 yrs. The hardware , upholstery , gauges and varnish work are all in very good.
26 Feet 1967 Lyman Sleeper
Beautiful Classic in great original condition. Popular model with lots of room for entertaining or outings with the family. Powered by the original Chrysler 318 engine. Complete with Load Rite trailer.
26 Feet 1967 Lyman Cruisette Soft Top
This desirable Lyman Cruisette is the most complete we have seen. It has a new stem, keel, planking, transom, floor boards, motor box, flooring, chrome, custom step pads, new hydraulic steering, new stainless gas tank, fuel lines and filters. The boat is perfect in every way and has been enhanced with the highest quality African Mahogany in the dash and elsewhere. You will not find a better Lyman in the country.
26 Feet 1968 Lyman Soft Top Sleeper
Teak decks, lapstrake hull, two batteries with switch, depth & fish finder, head, full canvas covers and swim platform. Fully loaded and ready to go.
26 Feet 1968 Lyman Cruisette Hardtop
Wonderful example of the Lyman Cruisette. Hardtop with elegant black hull sides, black Sunbrella rear drop. Equipped with windlass, AM-FM CD, VHF radio, GPS Garmin 180, Ratheon Fishfinder, lovett bilge pump, porta-potty, 4 rod holders, 2 paddles, 4 life jackets, 4 fenders along with stern pole with flag. Late model Crusader 270 hp runs great. Many spare parts and touch up paints.
26 Feet 1969 Lyman Cruisette Soft Top
This is one of the most desired and sought after models of Lyman. This soft top 1969 Lyman Cruisette offers all of room one could want for entertaining or fishing with the performance of a modern Mercruiser 350. The upholstery is in very good condition as is the hardware, gauges and interior. The hull is structurally sound as is the bottom. The boat has for the last 20 yeas been in the fresh waters of the 1000 Islands, lightly used and always stored indoors when not in use.
26 Feet 1969 Lyman Offshore Utility
This boat was restored by St. Lawrence Restoration in 2008, including engine rebuild. New transom. Excellent condition. V-berth, porta-pottie, GPS, depth-finder, fish-finder, new lines, fenders, PFD's, all existing equipment stays. Convertible top with side curtains.
26 Feet Lyman Offshore
This Lyman Offshore has been in the fresh waters of the St. Lawrence River since new and is in good, sound condition. The engine runs strong and without any issues. It recently had a partial new bottom, new transom, and interior bright work.
26 Feet 1969 Lyman Sleeper
One of the nicest Lyman Sleepers on the River. This boat has had extensive restoration and replacement where needed. New decks and transom, bottom has had extensive replacement. Strong Crusader with low hours and maximum maintenance. A wonderful river boat for entertaining and fishing. Complete canvas package, top-sides-aft. Fresh varnish everywhere and chrome in good shape. Hard to find sleeper model, 26 footer.
26 Feet 1970 Lyman Cruisette
This is a very nice Cruisette. Full canvas, new power, anchor winch, Chartplotter, VHF radio, Depth/fishfinder, used 2009 season.
26 Feet 1970 Lyman Cruisette
One of the nicest Cruisette's we have ever seen. Boat has been completely restored and has added hydraulic steering system. Almost all interior woodwork and ribs have been replaced. Boat comes with an upgraded tufted cushions which was done by a concours car specialist. This boat is is gorgeous with over 12 different types of wood used in its restoration and the boat is gorgeous in every way.
26 Feet 1970 Lyman Cruisette
This 26 foot Lyman has low hours and is in perfect condition. A fresh water boat all of its life it now has a new top and new upholstery which are very well done. The transom was re-done and is drop dead gorgeous. A Mercruiser 5.7 liter engine was installed for better performance as well as a larger rudder for better handling. The owner has had little time to enjoy the boat and as such it is now being offered for sale. The boat is structurally sound and will survey out very well. The boat does not have a trailer but transport can be easily arranged now or in the spring .
26 Feet 1970 Lyman Cruisette
One of the most popular boats built by Lyman! The Cruisette model features ample entertaining space, sink/galley area, forward v-berth, and full cushions. This boat was purchased new by the Murray family in the 1000 Islands region. Only 2 owners since new! Last in the water in 2009 and kept in dry storage since. She has been repowered with a reliable Marine Power 350 engine. Equipped with full canvas, anchor winch, VHF radio, and a depthfinder. Boat has been well cared throughout its lifetime and the cosmetics have been redone recently.
26 Feet 1972 Lyman Cruisette Soft Top
Absolutely stunning restoration of an iconic Lyman Cruisette....over $40K spent bring her to her present glory...the perfect River boat for enjoying a day out on the water with family and friends. Included...life jackets, lines & fenders & compass. Beautiful teak decks and impeccable interior! Just had all interior and transom bright work refinished!!
26 Feet 1972 Lyman Sleeper
An outstanding example of one of Lyman's most desirable designs. She is a very well maintained boat with the highly sought after teak decks, teak windshield, teak and holly sole, teak swim platform, teak boarding ladder, teak steps and storage boxes. Boat is turn key with all safety equipment. Exhaust is a Corsa performance system with mufflers and crossover pipe. Off white upholstery with dark blue piping through out. Fresh topside and bottom paint and varnish in 2013. Hardwired battery charger system. Trim tabs. Teak decks and trim have just been cleaned and reoiled! Looks fabulous!
26 Feet 1973 Lyman Cruisette
This very popular Lyman Cruisette exemplifies the best that this model has to offer. Attractive and perfect for socializing aboard the Cruisette is distinctive for it's dinette, entertainment center and refrigerator up top. Broad and beamy it offers a solid stable ride and lots of comfort for a group of people. This boat has always been used in fresh water and is powered with a Chrysler 318 with less than 5 hours since a rebuild. Structurally the boat is sound and solid and has been in the owners possession for the last 25 years. It comes complete with a new Loadmaster Trailer and is offered at a very fair price.
28 Feet 1965 Lyman Islander
This Lyman Islander has had extensive restoration, Hull completely rebuilt with new ribs and many new planks. The top of cabin sides are ruilt and the top is ready to attach. The teak is good. Flybridge was removed. I have over $20K in restoration, but not much needed to complete.
29'6 Feet 1968 Lyman Express Cruiser
This boat is a real head-turner after complete restoration in 1998-99 by Senecal Restoration, Landsdowne, ON; engines restored by Paul Hewitt, Brockville, ON. Original ice box with Norcold conversion system. 2 burner stove. Electric head. New upholstery in cabin & topside. New canvas by Navy Point Canvas. Original boarding ladder. Winner of Classic Cruiser category in 2005 Clayton Antique Boat Show. March 2006 survey available.
30 Feet 1967 Lyman Cruisette Hard Top
This is a real gem. Classic hardtop Lyman with flush stern deck. Completely restored from stem to stern. Original Chrysler engines have been completely rebuilt. New transom, teak decks and reinforced ribbing. Turn key and ready to enjoy. Port engine was rebuilt in 2012 with less than 5 hours since the rebuild. With a custom trailer.
30 Feet 1969 Lyman Express Cruiser
A must see! Well maintained with numerous updates. Kohler 5K Generator, new canvas 2012, Teak & Holly Sole floor in cabin, New Cushions and Drapes 2012. Engine rebuilt in the Spring of 2013 with only 40 hours of use since!
30 Feet 1969 Lyman Hard Top Utility
This is a very clean Lyman hard top. This boat has only had two owners and has always been boat house kept on the St. Lawrence river. It still has the original teak decks, upholstery and flooring. Over $20,000.00 of repairs were done in '13, new aluminum gas tanks and fuel lines, bilges cleaned and painted, ribs and planks replaced as needed and hull painted. The two crusader engines run strong. It is rare to find one of these boats in such good condition. A great family boat good in all weather.
30 Feet 1971 Lyman Sportsman Soft Top
There were only 16 30' soft top Sportsman made by Lyman, 3 in 1971, making this a highly desirable boat. Comes completely outfitted with sink, refridgerator with freezer compartment, Chelsea brass barometer and brass clock, ICOM VHF, Guest engine syncronizer, docking lights, powerwinch anchor, Jensen AM/FM/CD with Kenwood power amplifier, live bait wells, swim ladder, Horizon Standard depth finder, trim tabs, lighted compass, power invertor, teak deaks, head, dinette, lines fenders, and all necessary to items to go out cruising in the upmost style. Engines have been updated with modern VTEC 5.7 Litre power plants and the bottom has a West System. You will not find a cleaner better maintained 30 foot Lyman anywhere. Owner's entire fleet maintained by local premier restoration shop to the highest standards.
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He was thirty years old when he began serving in the court of Pharaoh, the king of Egypt. And when Joseph left Pharaoh's presence, he inspected the entire land of Egypt. Gen 41:46
There you have it, one of the most powerful and influential leadership positions at the time, taken up by a youngster and what is the first thing he does? He inspects the entire land, his new area of influence, the people and places that were under his power.
I could go on with this point but just know what it meant for those people on the ground, the far flung places of Egypt to have this new young ruler come and see them. We may not be in the same position but can once again appreciate the visit to this far flung place by one of the TWR executive.
Thank you Rick for coming to see us, visiting with us and also encouraging us, the whole team at the Benin Transmitter Station appreciates it.
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I would like to start buying our food locally. Fresh, organic fruits, vegetables and possibly meat and eggs. We live in a NW suburb of Chicago. I tried local farmer's markets last year, and not a lot of stuff was organic. And I don't mean certified, just organic.
After having watched parts of yet another disturbing video, this time about factory dairy farming procedures, and seeing how cruel they are to the animals and how some individuals don't mind brutal killing of baby calves, I'm done. To be honest, I'd consider going vegan. I do love cheese and yougurt though. I have been shopping at TJ's and WF. I would much rather support local farmers. I limited the amount of meat we buy a very long time ago. I'm obviously very concerned about how the animals are treated. Does anyone have any experience with any organic farmers that either come to the markets or mail produce/meat/eggs weekly or biweekly?
There are a lot of resources out this way. There are several organic CSA farms in the area (Erehwon, Angelic Organics, Green Earth Institute, Wellhausen Farm, etc). that will drop off produce to a point in the area. They generally use organic growing practices although they may not be certified. Many of them also sell at local farmers markets so you can buy their local "organic" produce as you desire at the market if you don't want to commit to a share. We're shareholders with Angelic Organics and can't say enough good things about it (have worked with other local CSAs too).
Kimberly Schiffer (a MDC mom) runs a weekly organic produce co-op in Naperville that allows you to order organic produce year-round although the stuff isn't necessarily super local.
Four Winds Waldorf School in Warrenville does regular orders of local eggs that are organic or at least humane organic practice type for families at the school. They also do orders of local raw honey. I'm sure if you call them and express interest you could order through them, although I'm not sure if they do orders through the summer months.
We order most of our meats direct from the ranchers in the area and buy 1/2 animals at a time but if you want smaller quantities you can buy at the markets (Hasselmann Farms does pork at the markets and they're humanely raised). Moograss Farms also sells eggs, raw dairy, grassfed organic practice beef, etc. in smaller quantities. You have to be a member to purchase raw dairy but the rest can be purchased as desired in their weekly orders. I'm not sure who supplies their beef these days. We tried them a few years back and didn't care for the texture of the beef.
Anyway, I hope that will get you started. localharvest.org is another great resource to find what you need in the area. Good luck!
Mamatoto2: Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
You can always check Local Harvest and Real Time Farms to find producers close to you. They're great resources for markets, CSAs, farm stores, you-pick operations, etc.
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Kitchensqueen, thanks so much!
FYI, I just got an email this morning from Angelic Organics that they're offering a promotion for $50 off 12 week, 20 week, or their new 1/2 shares if you sign up by May 10th. If you're interested, drop me a PM and I'll send you the discount code. If you want to see what a typical week's share looks like, I can email you some pictures of my haul from week to week throughout the season (I'm a visual person and I had a hard time getting a true sense of what a share would translate to just by reading about them).
We get an organic produce box every weekend from Fresh Picks – you are also able to add items like milk, eggs, meat, etc. to your order as needed. The produce is not 100% local (particularly in the winter), but a good portion of it is. The eggs are local, non-factory, etc. No complaints! We get our box delivered to our door on Saturdays here in Oak Park.
I know this thread is a little old, but I wanted to chime in to say how much we love the products we get from Hasselmann Family Farms. You can read about them at http://onebyonebyone.blogspot.com/2011/04/eating-locally.html. They have some new delivery options available in the area and are also at a few farmer's markets. Just wanted to share...
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, Volume 50, Issue 4, pp 833-839
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Improved glucose tolerance in mice receiving intraperitoneal transplantation of normal fat tissue
- D. KonradAffiliated withDepartment of Endocrinology and Diabetology, University Children's Hospital Email author
- , A. RudichAffiliated withDepartment of Clinical Biochemistry, Ben-Gurion UniversityS. Daniel Centre for Health and Nutrition, Ben-Gurion University
- , E. J. SchoenleAffiliated withDepartment of Endocrinology and Diabetology, University Children's Hospital
The association between increased (visceral) fat mass, insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes mellitus is well known. Yet, it is unclear whether the mere increase in intra-abdominal fat mass, or rather functional alterations in fat tissue in obesity contribute to the development of insulin resistance in obese patients. Here we attempted to isolate the metabolic effect of increased fat mass by fat tissue transplantation.
Epididymal fat pads were removed from male C57Bl6/J mice and transplanted intraperitoneally into male littermates (recipients), increasing the combined perigonadal fat mass by 50% (p < 0.005). At 4 and 8 weeks post-transplantation, glucose and insulin tolerance tests were performed, and insulin, NEFA and adipokines measured.
Circulating levels of NEFA, adiponectin and leptin were not significantly different between transplanted and sham-operated control mice, while results of the postprandial insulin tolerance test were similar between the two groups. In contrast, under fasting conditions, the mere increase in intra-abdominal fat mass resulted in decreased plasma glucose levels (6.9 ± 0.4 vs 8.1 ± 0.3 mmol/l, p = 0.03) and a ∼20% lower AUC in the glucose tolerance test (p = 0.02) in transplanted mice. Homeostasis model assessment of insulin resistance (HOMA-IR) was 4.1 ± 0.4 in transplanted mice (vs 6.2 ± 0.7 in sham-operated controls) (p = 0.02), suggesting improved insulin sensitivity. Linear regression modelling revealed that while total body weight positively correlated, as expected, with HOMA-IR (β: 0.728, p = 0.006), higher transplanted fat mass correlated with lower HOMA-IR (β: −0.505, p = 0.031).
Increasing intra-abdominal fat mass by transplantation of fat from normal mice improved, rather than impaired, fasting glucose tolerance and insulin sensitivity, achieving an effect opposite to the expected metabolic consequence of increased visceral fat in obesity.
KeywordsFat transplantation Glucose homeostasis Insulin resistance Insulin sensitivity Obesity Visceral adiposity
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- Improved glucose tolerance in mice receiving intraperitoneal transplantation of normal fat tissue
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Volume 50, Issue 4 , pp 833-839
- Cover Date
- 2007-04
- 10.1007/s00125-007-0596-1
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- 1432-0428
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- Springer-Verlag
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- Keywords
- Fat transplantation
- Glucose homeostasis
- Insulin resistance
- Insulin sensitivity
- Obesity
- Visceral adiposity
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- Authors
- D. Konrad (1)
- A. Rudich (2) (3)
- E. J. Schoenle (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Endocrinology and Diabetology, University Children's Hospital, Steinwiesstrasse 75, CH-8032, Zurich, Switzerland
- 2. Department of Clinical Biochemistry, Ben-Gurion University, Beer-Sheva, Israel
- 3. S. Daniel Centre for Health and Nutrition, Ben-Gurion University, Beer-Sheva, Israel


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No not you again.
Well anyway I've been struggling with this for quite some time. So basically I have my twisted application and now I'm writing a PyQt interface for it. There's only one thing I haven't been able to bridge between the Twisted script and the new interface yet. That's when a button is being pressed get Twisted to send some data via the sendLine() function.
We can't use.[code] QtCore.QObject.connect(self.pushButton_7, QtCore.SIGNAL("clicked()"), Twisted().Button_Clicked('abc'))
class Twisted(LineReceiver):
def Button_Clicked(self,out): self.sendLine(out)[/code][code]File "/usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/twisted/protocols/basic.py", line 296, in sendLine return self.transport.write(line + self.delimiter) AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'write'[/code]
Can anyone give an example of how we could send some data when a PyQt button has been pressed?
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Facing strange problem with my Vista system. Though the Sleep settings are all at default that came with vista, I just changed the time to 5 minutes telling computer to go to sleep after 5 minutes in inactive mode. Well it goes in sleep mode after 5 minutes if the computer is not in use but the annoying part is that though am watching any movie, it goes to sleep mode after 5 minutes.
I checked the settings but everything seems fine. Furthermore I also tried updating video drivers for my Nvidia GEforce 9300, checked all power settings, etc but still the same problem. I dont think there is any such problem in Windows XP but have seen this problem on 2 different Vista bases PCs. Is this any kind of bug in Windows Vista ?


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Local breastfeeding happenings
Breastfeeding has been in the news here locally quite a bit this past week. It all started when a nursing woman was asked to cover-up or move while feeding her 5-month-old son by the wave pool at Elitch Gardens in Denver. Apparently some people at the pool complained that she was exposing herself. (Note: Nearly naked women walking around in skimpy bikinis is not offensive, but using your breasts for the purpose which they were intended is.) The woman knew that CO law (CRS 25-6-301, 25-6-302 (2004) recognizes the benefits of breastfeeding and encourages mothers to breastfeed. The law also allows a mother to breastfeedRead More →


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@ old man I forgot your other question. How about and I know this is difficult
for you. "We hold these truths to be self-evident...all men are...
endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights. That to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men."
"What are those unalienable rights with which we are endowed? They may be described in many ways, but English jurist Sir William Blackstone wrote in 1766, ".these may be reduced to three principal articles:"
the right of personal security (life);
the right of personal liberty; and,
the right of private property.." And along came the Bill of Rights
Does that work for you?
- 2:41 p.m. April 6, 2013
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I feel for the family in this tragedy. The whole emphasis on the tool used to
kill this little one is very misplaced. Far more children are killed by things
other than firearms in this age group, particularly with children being left
alone in bathtubs. The press ignores these reports as that it would frighten
mothers. However guns are considered evil. As others have said this depressed
and most likely drug addicted father would have done a similar act with some
other weapon or tool.
FYI, reports from the CDC show that roughly 150 children ages 0-14 die from fire arms annually. Over 3,000 per year die in car crashes because their parents don't properly restrain their children Yet where is the public out cry like on this sight to stop the use of cars because they kill children. More common household items are used in household murders and suicides than firearms. Knives being the most common tool to kill.
Lets leave the mechanism alone but hope and pray for peace for this family.
- 2:59 p.m. April 6, 2013
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A sad story brought on by a child having been raised in a violent society. Fifty
years ago we never heard of such violent acts against children. Society has
changed for the worse. This is a tradgedy for this family. Remember them in your
prayers. We live in the Last Days. Homeowners lock up your guns. Keep them out
of the hands of mentally ill people like this young man.
The NRA has nothing to do with these acts of violence. Gun safety and responsibles ownership under the second amdndment is promoted first of all by the NRA.
- 5:03 p.m. April 6, 2013
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mo, it's not hard at all for me. As a trained and experienced former law
enforcement officer I carried a gun to work for a long time. But how about
this: You say we have
the right of personal security (life);
the right of personal liberty; and,
the right of private property.."
I agree. But how can you rationalize the way guns deprive so many people of those three rights?
Here's one for you. In 2011, the FBI's homicide records indicated firearms were used in a total of 8583 murders.
ALL OTHER weapons accounted for only half that number - or 4081.
In a nation in which firearms are virtually unlimited, in which almost anyone may obtain one (as it now stands) without any background checks or required training, isn't continuing with the same madness simply madness?
Universal background checks may help stem some of that storm. Responsible, properly educated people with good histories will still be permitted to possess and use them. The irrational fear and paranoia being spread by the NRA and others is nothing more than insanity.
Arguing that children may be killed in other ways does not lessen any tragedy.
- 6:36 p.m. April 6, 2013
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The issue seems to have morphed into a gun debate. My take, I seem to recall
the Lafferty brothers doing another senseless crime without a firearm.
It's the person, not the weapon. Oh, cars killed some 30,000+ people last
year, maybe half involved impaired drivers. Need to control alcohol and drugs -
oh, we tried alcohol didn't we? Drugs seem to be gaining the upper hand,
so maybe we focus on the dramatic and unusual because we accept and even promote
the common more "accepted" means by which the foolish and evil wind up
killing others and sometimes themselves.
A sad story about a very sad person whose values and outlook led him to an act that caused a lot of people a lot of pain. Maybe we should outlaw the precursors of his value system - literature? Entertainment? Associates? Parents? All of which led him to kill his son. Maybe it's just his fault and he chose to do this act and should be held accountable for same.
- 6:57 a.m. April 7, 2013
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The problem with gun control nuts is their short-sightedness.
Are we to believe this crazy man could not or would not have been able to kill a 5 month old without a firearm?
Having more and more stricter and egregious background checks all about taking guns away,
all about control,
by disarming the the people.
Where do background checks end? Do we the people want government to be able compile lists of guns and gun owners?
Is not the 2nd amendment the people's check against government?
Do the people not have a right to self defense even from the government?
Already we stories of more and more people being deprived of their second amendment rights,
If you inherit a gun you become a felon.
If check yourself into mental hospital for medicine correction your guns are taken away.
If Your son has picture taken with gun, or tells teacher they want own a gun, the parents guns are taken away.
During katrina, your guns were taken away, you could not protect your own property!
IF a child draws a picture of gun, makes gun out of pop tart, or pretend having a gun, they are branded, punished, humiliated.
- 3:34 p.m. April 7, 2013
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Most Truthful and Patriotic: I wouldn't know. I am not a member of the NRA, but you do make a point. They politizie every time they can. Shame on them for doing it. All I do know is a child is dead, shot by his father. This is tragic and sad to me, regardless of my political leanings.
- 5:13 p.m. April 7, 2013
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@one old man
It's not the gun it's the person.
Guns were pervasive before all these gun laws, and we did not have all these problems, perhaps it would better to ask why?
Progressive trying to turn our country into secular "progressive" country has not been a good thing.
- 5:01 p.m. April 8, 2013
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Date of Stay: April, 2016
This is our second stay here and had the same experience both times. We were greeted with an apology for the excessive rain water at our site, same as last year. Our site was just wide enough for our picnic table and under water. Some drainage is sorely needed at this place. We tracked in mud every step. Could be a nice park otherwise.
Date of Stay: August, 2015
This is one of the worst places we have ever stayed. Muskoka Ridge is a very old park and it appears as though no upgrades have been done. We only had 30 amp, no WiFi, no cable, and at times the water was only a trickle. The owner just doesn't seem to want to put any money in the place. Even the picnic table looked like the original one from 40 years ago. The road was very narrow, with vehicles parked in front of their sites, so we had a very tight jockey to get out with our 40-footer. Maybe if you had a 30-ft. unit, you'd be all right, but we will never stay here again.
Date of Stay: July, 2015
Very dusty 1/4-mile narrow road leading in, as well as dust within the park. This campground was built in the 60's evidently for pop-ups and tents. Our 40-ft. motorhome barely fit in a 30-amp w/e site. Only 8 sites had sewer and we booked 2 months ago and couldn't get one. We couldn't get water our last night there, which they fixed with a new filter on their system; then the next morning we were out of water again. They advertised free wifi, but the only place you could connect was at the rec hall. It appeared to be a good family place with a nice beach and small marina. There didn't seem to be many campgrounds to choose from in the area, and it was a good location for exploring Manitoulin, but we won't stay there again.
Date of Stay: July, 2015
Beautiful, 18-site park with all amenities including cable and wifi. They even bring free firewood to your site. Lots of young employees mowing and trimming, probably summer teen workers employed by the town. If you call the town offices and pay in full before arrival, they will put a reserved sign at your site.
Date of Stay: July, 2015
A long driveway in, which was very rough and bumpy. Dusty roads all through the park. No direction on where to park for registering, just a mishmash of cars parked, RVs trying to get in, and little kids flying by on their bikes. Wi-Fi was nonexistent at our site and often couldn't reach it in the office. Only 15 out of 160 sites had 50 amp service, and there were very few sites with cable. We will not return.
Date of Stay: July, 2015
This could be a beautiful place. When we checked in, we had to pick up a beer glass off our site and the fire pit was full of debris. Granted, it was the day after July 4 and the campground was probably full, but someone should have done a patrol of the grounds before people pulled in the next day. We registered our complaint in the office, and the woman just turned her back on us. A few minutes later, one of the owners came to our site and introduced herself and apologized for the mess. We never saw anyone cleaning the grounds for the 2 days we were there. Also, the lawn desperately needed mowing; I can't believe they didn't have that done for the holiday weekend. The dump station is located on the exit roads, so if there are 7 units lined up there like what we experienced, you must go out the entrance road.
Date of Stay: June, 2015
It is difficult for me to give a 10 rating, but I couldn't find anything wrong with one of the most beautiful rv parks I have ever stayed in. It is only a few years old but so carefully and thoughtfully laid out, with wide paved roads, level concrete pads with parking for car, ample space between sites, not to mention beautiful pool, state-of-the art playground, dog run, sand volleyball, basketball, etc. The landscape is gorgeous, with a lawn service that comes in once a week to mow. Garbage is picked up at your site all day long and utilities are excellent. I wish there were more parks like this one.
Date of Stay: June, 2011
First the cons: I have a problem with places calling themselves resorts when they don't provide all services. There was no cable TV, the Wi-Fi was slow at times, and the water pressure was low in the afternoons. The pros were that this is a well manicured campground in a beautiful setting. Nice general store on-site and dinner at Blue Paddle in town was awesome. The pool and clubhouse are beautiful, with a nice library/meeting room/exercise room. The grounds were constantly being mowed and the seasonal site park models were beautifully landscaped as well. We didn't use the bathhouses, but the floors need a serious paint job. We would return if in the area.
Date of Stay: August, 2010
We were not happy here because we couldn't connect to WiFi the entire two days, though there were towers right next to us. Also, their online reservation system didn't work. An upgrade is needed. Overnight sites appeared to be in the front area, no trees, but large grassy lots and long pull-through sites. No discounts given.
Date of Stay: July, 2010
Cute clean campground with lots of grass for dogs, as well as mowed trails through the field. Laundry was household type where you pay $1/load when finished. Friendly staff and good WiFi. One night of rain with mud. Will return if in the area again.
Date of Stay: July, 2010
This was the cutest little campground, very well manicured and lots of grass for our dog, after having spent 5 weeks in the desert. Looks like it used to be a KOA. Everything worked well and we had a pull-through long enough so that we didn't have to unhook for our overnight stay. Will stay again if in the area.
Date of Stay: July, 2010
We had been to this campground 5 years ago and were hesitant to return after reading previous reviews. It is still, in our opinion, a great KOA, convenient to downtown and easy to get in and out of from the freeway. Workers were always out pruning, weeding, and cleaning. As far as long-term units, they were off behind the hedge in another section. Dog walk in the area behind the campground next to the river is awesome. Don't miss the daily noontime organ recitals in the Tabernacle or just walk around Temple Square. We will return.
Date of Stay: July, 2010
Beautiful campground, fairly new. Don't care for the side-by-side hookups in the pull-thrus, but it seems to be popular. Nice wide interior paved roads. Only complaint is the staff: TL Directory didn't provide directions so we called when we were 100 miles away and were told to take a left off the interstate, after she asked which direction we were going, and discovered it was a right hand turn. She also could tell us nothing about what to see in the area: offered to Google but decided we could do that ourselves. The 12-mile scenic drive in Ruby Mt. Canyon was beautiful!
Date of Stay: July, 2010
BEWARE: the sign at the entrance says "Zephyr Cove Lakeview Cabins" so we drove by, looking for the Resort RV Park sign. We had to turn around in South Lake Tahoe, not an easy task in a 40-fter with the streets jammed for a golf tournament. Interior roads were tight maneuvering, but we had a nice long pull-thru. Price was $65 plus tax, but one would expect to pay that in a resort area. There could be more policing of rules going on. I tried to walk my dog in the designated area, and a tent was set up right on the dogwalk path. Also, tags on site number posts weren't removed when vacated.
Date of Stay: July, 2010
This campground is awesome, but route 395 is such a scenic route, how can it not be beautiful? Though we didn't use them, the clubhouse and pool area were gorgeous. We did have some garbage in our fire pit the entire 3 days there, though. Seems like it should have been cleaned out before our arrival. Paved roads for the most part, except for what looks like a new section for larger RVs. Views up to Mt. Whitney were awesome. Taking the portal road up the mountain is a must. Breakfast at Alabama Hills Cafe was terrific. Will definitely return if in the area.


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