Since we didn’t have good weather for boating when Shelley was visiting, we decided to get pedicures and take a trip to the Seneca Lake Wine Trail in the Finger Lakes Region of New York.
Heading off the dock to start our fun day 
Pedicures first!
Our first stop on the Seneca Lake Wine Trail was the Earle Estates Meadery. The tasting room was a majestic plantation style building
Old Giant Willow —
see the park bench
Winery Tasting Room 
can arrive by boat in the lake 
Shelley at Earle Estates Meadery
Prejean Winery was the next stop — their grapevines looked wonderful!
Seneca Shore Wine Cellars weren’t open when we got their, but they had a very artistic sign with a metal dragon holding grapes on top of a castle!
Fox Run Vineyards had a great outdoor area next to their vineyard. Their sign was also a metallic scene of foxes running in the forest.
After so many winerys, we took a break and visited a craft brewery that was also on the wine trail.
Mary and Shelley enjoying craft beer
The historic Belhurst Castle and Estate Winery was the last one we visited. Belhurst offered a wine and cheese flight — which we enjoyed. The castle was built between 1888-1892 and also has hotel accommodations and Edgar’s Restaurant.
Larry & Mary’s Great Loop Blog 
Looks like you guys had a lot of fun! The wineries on the wine trail are in beautiful settings….despite the less than perfect boating weather.
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That was me. (Sandy McAdams)
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Thanks Sandy — it was a blast — however, we could not visit all 80 or so winery’s — this would be a great trip in an RV that you could stay and spend maybe a month to visit them all!
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Y’all look happy! Wine must have been good? Did Larry get a pedicure too(lol)? be safe!
Sent from my iPhone Stanley Scroggin
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yes Larry did get a pedi too!
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