Wow, a 4 wheel drive winery! who'd a thought there would be such a thing,
let alone two.

I haven't signed up but may try to come down for a day or so and watch
people trash their vans.

I can trash mine on the streets, sometimes I'm not even driving when it
happens.

Mike

On 5/2/06 3:19 PM, "ron 'coyote' lussier" <rlussier@LENSCRAFT.COM> wrote:

> Regarding Syncro de Mayo, Tom Neil asks:
> 
>> What wineries are scheduled for Sat afternoon?
> 
> 1pm:
> Pietra Santa
> http://www.pietrasantawinery.com/
> A fairly good winery specializing in italian-style wines.  Good,
> resonably-priced wines.
> 
> 2pm:
> Calera
> http://www.calerawine.com/
> A world-class winery, considered one of the 40 great wineries of
> America (http://www.calerawine.com/news/greatwineschaptera.pdf), an
> opinion with which I concur.  Specializes in Pinot Noirs.  May 6th is
> their bi-annual open house, featuring wine tastings, tours, and
> entertainment.
> 
> If you plan on attending the wine tasting(s), please sign up using
> the database at:
>   http://tinyurl.com/hpv2v
> 
> coyote
> 
> 
> ----------
> "I have a vision � maybe just a hope � of a great revulsion: a moment
> in which the American people look at what is happening, realize how
> their good will and patriotism have been abused, and put a stop to
> this drive to destroy much of what is best in our country." �
> Economist Paul Krugman
> 
>