Our Similkameen tour: the day in tweets
Stacey and I covered more ground than we anticipated. We visited a bunch of Similkameen Valley wineries for the first time, and ended the day with a fantastic dinner at Benja Thai. We recorded our steps on Twitter today—so why not share it here as well? A special thank you to Kim Lawton of the Similkameen Wineries Association for her helpful suggestions and connections to some of our great stops. To our friends at Orofino Winery – we know you were hosting a winemaker’s dinner, and we look forward to seeing you next time around.
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Goodbye, Osoyoos. We trek north to Naramata. | BC Wine Lover
August 11, 2013 @ 11:30 pm
[…] storm and a large blaze breaking out on the east slope of Osoyoos Lake near the US border. A day’s worth of travel in the Similkameen Valley now complete, we packed the car and began a trek to the Naramata Bench to begin a week’s stay […]