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Notes on Louisville
Tuesday, July 21st, 2009We will spend five days in Louisville, so I have been looking at the reasonable places to eat there. Here is what I have found so far:
Blue Grass Brewing company
660 4th St.
Hours are 11am to 10pm, Fri. 11 to 11.
Prices are reasonable.
Los Aztecas
530 W. Main St.
Lunch $5 and up; Dinner $8.25 and up.
J Gumbos
416 South Fourth Street
Lunch and Dinner After 3 $3 Entres
Red beans and rice, jumbalaya
Bearnos by the Bridge
131 W. Main
Sandwiches, Spaghetti or Salad $7.99
Med. Pizza – $17.99
Coupons Online
Rira Irish Pub
445 S. 4th St.
Lunch/Dinner: $9.95 Sandwiches
Sully’s
434 S. 4th St.
Sandwiches: $7 to $10; Entres: $13-$20
11am – 4am
Tengo Sed
432 S 4th St # B
11am-2pm
Tacos – $5 – $6; Shrimp: $7 – $14; Burger – $9; Wings: $8 – $12
Mark’s Feed Store
1514 Bardstown Rd
Lunch and Dinner
Burgers: $7.49 – $8.49; Barbecue Sandwiches: $6.99
I will let you know how some of these are:)
Places for Breakfast
Coffee:
Mrs. Potters Coffee
718 Main St.
Heine Bros. Coffee
6:30am – 10pm
1295 Bardstown Road
Dunkin’ Donuts
100 E. Main
Thornton’s (Gas and Coffee)
100 W. Broadway
Lynn’s Paradise Cafe
7am – 10pm M-F 8am – 10pm Sat.
984 Barret Ave.
Dizzy Whiz
217 W. Catherine
Nord’s Bakery
2118 S. Preston St.
Toast on Market
7am-2pm (Tues.-Fri.) 7-3 on Sat.&Sun.
736 E. Market St.
Notes from San Francisco March 8th
Sunday, March 22nd, 2009Sunday, we went back to San Francisco.
We walked down to The Maritime Museum
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And went into the little store with a nice collection of Nautical Books and Maritime Collectibles
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We walked right next door to Aquatic Beach
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Ghiradelli Square and The Cannery are nearby.
| From San Francisco March 8th late afternoon |
We went onto Pompeii’s a restaurant right next to Lou’s Pier 47
| From San Francisco March 8th late afternoon |
We got on a Tour Bus
San Francisco Sightseeing
Took the city tour, saw China Town, Tallest building in San Francisco, City Bookstore and more.
The city has trolleys from all over the world.
| From San Francisco March 8th late afternoon |
We went past City Hall
| From San Francisco March 8th late afternoon |
We got off at Wahsington Square and went into St. Peter and Paul Church
| From San Francisco March 8th late afternoon |
Onto The Beat Museum…it was closed (on Mondays)
| From San Francisco March 8th late afternoon |
We went to The City Lights Bookstore
http://www.citylights.com/
We ate at a little cafe on Stockton St.
| From San Francisco March 8th late afternoon |
And caught the tour bus back at Washington Square
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Notes from San Francisco, March 7th
Sunday, March 22nd, 2009Joan and Ray take us into Lakeport, a very cute town.
The Morning was a wee bit misty:
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We went to Konocti Resort and took a picture of the extinct Volcano
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Concerts are held at the resort. Boats can pull up and listen to the music or attend in the stadium.
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After thate we went onto Kelseyville
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Where we went to Wildhurst Winery. We enjoyed their wine all weekend long. In addition to being grape growers, they also grow pears.
You can read their newsletter here:
We went back to the cabin and Joan, Bernie and I went back out to some local thrift shops where I picked up a couple of vases for my mantel (one broke), at Penny Lane:
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The same evening we went to Sicily’s for a very tasty dinner.
http://lakeconews.com/content/view/5172/764/
Notes from San Francisco
Wednesday, March 4th, 2009Well, today is or was day 3…Bernie is zzzzing away….I am still up…
thought I would add a couple of notes..
We didn’t do too much today.
We had a bagel from the coffee shop across the street with coffee back in our room…Bernie
went to get it.
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We then went out and walked around…finally went to the safeway looking for flip flops..none, walgreens for flip flops…none:( so we went to World Market…a store with an international flair…so the name:)
Here is their website:
http://www.worldmarket.com/
Bernie got a little bored, no problem, he just went to the barnes and noble…right next door.
I saw some fabulous curtains that I want for Chuck’s room, but the lady couldn’t find them even they were in the inventory…so she will call me tom. …hope she finds them.
I am liking the drapery rods…check out these:
Nice Carved Wooden ones
Lots of nice baskets
Bernie liked the Narrow Ones
Bernie thought we could put our mail in them…the ones we looked at were with a dark stain.
so, off to Barnes and Noble to get Bernie…I had a piece of cheesecake for lunch and some orange juice.
Then it was off to Trader Joes a neighborhood grocer store.
with “delicious foods and beverages from the basics like milk, bread and butter to more exotic fare like imported cheeses, organic produce and hand-tossed pizza from Italy.”
We got some strawberries, milk for our coffee…(they brought a complimentary fridge in our room)
some wine, a Rodney Strong estate, Savignon Blanc (let you know how it is)
and some cheddar and braeburn apples..oh and of course, big bear Bernie’s blackberries.
Then we carried our wares back to the hotel and ate a couple of blackberries and went back
out to shop…we stopped at a couple of clothing shops…lots of t-shirts and hoodies….
and on to a souvenir store that had cameras…b. bought one but we are taking it back tom.
it was overpriced as we discovered online.
Then, back at the room Bernie waited for Jerry to come pick him up…Jerry is an old friend of ours
from Philly days. They had not seen one another in 20 some years. They went onto dinner and
I ate in the hotel restaurant called Knuckles
We are staying at the Hyatt at Fishermans Wharf

Take the Tour of the Hotel and Restaurant
Bernie and Jerry went to a restaurant called Mel’s…not the diner but some other place I have to check out.
Ok, it’s off to bed for me…





