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Hello,
Hope your new year is off to a great start! We've had a cold month with some snowy days. It was a treat for us! Now our daffodils are peeking out of the ground, so it won't be long until these sunny flowers start warming things up.
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Plan Some Time with Those You Love
Isn't the Oaks Bed and Breakfast in Saluda a beauty all covered in fluffy snow? We don't look like this often, but it sure is pretty when we do! The snow is long gone - we just had a glorious weekend of 60 degree weather. But whether it's 32 degrees or a spring-like day, the First Peak is a wonderful place to spend time with those you love. Make it a romantic getaway at one of our top-notch B&Bs or bring the family to a large cabin where you can play games, watch movies and enjoy the fireplace or hot tub. There's plenty to explore in the area when you venture out. Tour wineries, take a hike, visit Pearson's Falls, and check out a delicious local restaurant. Whatever you do, you're sure to feel renewed when you head home. Check out our packages and specials. Read More...
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Green Creek Winery Releases Chardonnay Rosso
Green Creek Winery has just announced the latest release of the world's only Red Chardonnay: Chardonnay Rosso. Stop by the winery for a taste and to learn more at 413 Gilbert Road, Columbus (off of Landrum Rd. in the Green Creek area). Their hours are Wed. & Thurs. 1-5, Fri. & Sat. 11-5 and Sunday 1-5. You can reach them at 828-863-2182, greencreekwinery@windstream.net. Read A Recent Article about the winery in The Laurel of Asheville ...
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Announcing NinaFest - September 9-11, 2011
The Eunice Waymon-Nina Simone
Memorial Project
is pleased to announce the
NINA SIMONE WORLD MUSIC FESTIVAL
9, 10 & 11 September 2011 in
Tryon, North Carolina.
A music festival in the name of Nina Simone
with local, regional and (inter)national talents
performing a range of music genres
on multiple stages
in the North Carolina Blue Ridge Mountain
birthplace of
Ms. Nina Simone. Stay tuned to future e-newsletters and the First Peak web site for festival details. Read More...
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