Paul and Lynn took us out today for a Mother's/Father's Day treat. We only went about ten miles from their home and this is where we ended up. The owners started as a hobby to make their own wine and ended up in a very unique business. The scene is at an old barn, turned into a winery and gift shop. Here is an old dresser turned into a display case of wine.
Some of the many , many bottles of wines for sale. People drive for miles, just to purchase their wine here.
I just loved this one- an old piano, turned into a display case holding wine glasses. You are given a glass and you get to taste several different wines. I liked "Juila's Raspberry." It was so good!!!
Outside we found this glass bottle tree. A metal thing bent to shape like a tree and all different colors of bottles hanging on it, upside down. It looks like I am lifting off a bottle, no way!!- They are all held on some way. The lady told us they even hold weddings there. The upper floor (the hayloft to us farmers) is set up for dancing and picture taking. I tell you, these folks thought of everything. Thank You, Paul and Lynn for a great day!! Love you guys--
The day started out with the flags at half-staff to honor those no longer with us here on Memorial Day, 2010. There were about 300 people here this day. Fifty families had stones placed for their loved ones today, much excitement!!
These men are the Honor guard that do the Twenty-one gun salute at all our funerals here in Medford. The man on the left is my husband, Ken, calling the men to attention for the playing of "Taps."
The plane that drops the wreath into the river- honoring those that lost their lives at sea. The wreath finds it's way to shore and is brought up and placed in front of the wall. 
At high noon, the Boy Scouts do their part and raise the flags up to full staff to blow in the wind, what a glorious sight , indeed. Old Glory is the main focal point, just as she should always be. Look at that sky!! Not a cloud around today!! --Scan down--more posts to follow--
