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Remembering A Fall Day In Wine Country

January 10, 2014 Featured, Travel 1 Comment

Being stuck inside for days is making me a bit stir crazy. We drove to Culinaria on Tuesday, but riding in a car from one parking garage to another isn’t the same has being outside. When this happens I go back and look at look at photos at warmer times.

In late October my boyfriend and I rented a car and did a one day tour of the area around Augusta MO.  Come  along…

The Daniel Boone Home and Heritage Center was our first stop.  Click image for website.
The Daniel Boone Home and Heritage Center was our first stop. The house was built by Boone’s son between 1803-1810. Click image for website.
I couldn't physically tour the Boone home so I stayed at the gift shop in the carriage house on the right.
I couldn’t physically tour the Boone home so I stayed at the gift shop in the carriage house on the right.
This was our view at lunch on the deck at Montelle Winery.  Click image for website.
This was our view at lunch on the deck at Montelle Winery, looking west toward Augusta. Click image for website.
We drove past my favorite house in Augusta, a tiny little place right on the street corner. Augusta was funded in 1836, click image for the Wikipedia entry,
We drove past my favorite house in Augusta, a tiny little place right on the street corner. Augusta was funded in 1836, click image for the Wikipedia entry,
We enjoyed beer & live music on the terraced Bier Garden at the Augusta Brewery. Click for website.
We enjoyed beer & live music on the terraced Bier Garden at the Augusta Brewery. Click for website.
The view at Mount Pleasant Estates, click for website.
The view at Mount Pleasant Estates, click for website.
In Washington MO we went  down next to the Missouri River. Click to view Washington's tourist website
In Washington MO we went down next to the Missouri River.
Click to view Washington’s tourist website
New townhouses on Front St in downtown Washington, click for website.
New townhouses on Front St in downtown Washington, the development also includes some storefronts, click for website.
Dinner was comfort food at Cowan's Restaurant in downtown Washington MO, click for website
Dinner was comfort food at Cowan’s Restaurant in downtown Washington MO, click for website

It was a long and exhausting day, a great memory to help me cope with being stuck at home. This was a perfect day trip for the fall colors but it’ll be nice this spring & summer.

— Steve Patterson

 

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  1. Scott Jones says:

    Looks like a great trip!

     

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