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| ON our drive up we also discover this is wine country so we were able to do a few wine tasting. When it is warmer we plan on visiting again and visit the local wineries. |
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| This poor pig had a bad day. |
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| This town even has a german beer garden...We discovered this town was once a german immigrant town and there are several museums and an old german school that can be explored. I will be saving this information for when we studied the emigration of immigrants to the USA of the late 1800's and early 1900's:) |
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| There where huge lines where we could sample all kinds of brats, chicken, pork, vegetarian and a mixture of everything in-between. |
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| While waiting in line we were serenaded by German music on the accordion, which my kids had never seen or heard before. I remember learning how to play one in school years ago. |
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| More lines and more free tastings:) |
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| The kids soon got tired of standing in line:) and we heading to the local German restaurant were we had an excellent German brat meal with real German potato salad |
Oh this looked like a great family adventure. When we lived in Washington we visited a few times a German town named Leavenworth. They have great festivals especially Halloween and Christmas celebrations. I didn't really care for German food until we ate there and now I love it a lot.
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I'm with MarioFan, I hate lines! Poor pig is right! That is cool that even in the middle of the USA, there is a German village like that!
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