millbrook: Dutchess County - Visit A Farmers Market Near You
- 06/25/08 10:12 AM
There's no better place like the Hudson Valley when it comes to fresh produce. The Poughkeepsie Area Chamber of Commerce campaign to "Think Local First" has inspired me to do just that! Why not visit the local farmers markets this summer? You'll find that in addition to home grown fruits and vegtables there is a wide variety of other itmes offered too - including fresh breads, baked goods, wines, cheeses, meats, flowers, fresh herbs, salsas, local honey. You'll even find crafts for sale. Here is a list of the local farmers markets in Dutchess County - and remember - "Think Local First".
http://www.dutchesstourism.com/farmers.asp
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millbrook: Is This Green Enough For You?
- 02/24/08 01:25 PM
A unique architectural site & tourist attraction in the Millbrook area that shouldn't be missed is Wing Castle. Using salvaged materials from antique buildings, this stone fortress was built and fashioned as a medieval castle by the actual residents, owner/architects Peter and Toni Wing. The castle with 7 towers and moat took more than 23 years to build and they are still not finished. At the age of twenty-one Peter Wing returned from Vietnam and started building a home for himself and his family using recycled materials. For thirty years he and his wife are proud owners of a medieval castle visited by hundreds … (6 comments)
millbrook: Why I Can't Wait Until Springtime In The Hudson Valley
- 02/24/08 12:20 PM
Innisfree was designed as the private garden for Walter and Marion Beck (heiress to a Minnesota mining fortune). In 1960, Innnisfree was opened to the public, as provided for by the Beck's will. The artistic gardens at Innisfree, near Millbrook, New York, were created in the 1920s to reflect the philosophy and aesthetics of Chinese gardens. Experiencing Innisfree means taking an inspiring journey and exploring nature through ancient Chinese artistic tradition. The Innisfree Garden boasts an international heritage and a global reputation. Known primarily for its beauty. This is one of the most beautiful and unique gardens in the world: two hundred acres of woods and gardens wound … (1 comments)
millbrook: Dutchess County Wineries
- 02/15/08 03:59 AM
Once a year, I enjoy visiting the wineries of Dutchess County. My favorite is Millbrook Vineyards. I always end up going home with a case of wine - which lasts me for several months. Here is a list of local wineries: Alison Wines & Vineyards 231 Pitcher Lane Red Hook, NY 12571 845 758 6335 845 758 5073 fax Set in a converted 19th Century dairy barn amid scenic Hudson Valley farmland, Alison Wines & Vineyards crafts sophisticated table wines from the Noble French varietals as well as delicious dessert-style wines from locally-grown fruits. Now in our sixth year, we are proud to … (2 comments)
millbrook: Dutchess County, NY - Schools
- 12/18/07 02:13 AM
Often, relocations are happening this time of year. If you are considering a move to the Dutchess County Area, or are an agent from another part of the country trying to assist somebody with a move here, you might be interested in the link below which provides information for these various school districts: http://www.emsc.nysed.gov/repcrd2002/c13_dist.html
· Arlington Central School District · Beacon City School District · Dover Union Free School District · Hyde Park Central School District · Millbrook Central School District · Northeast Central School District · Pawling Central School District · Pine Plains Central School District · Poughkeepsie City School District … (2 comments)
millbrook: DUTCHESS COUNTY, NY - CHRISTMAS TREE FARMS
- 12/07/07 02:52 PM
DUTCHESS COUNTY CHRISTMAS TREE FARMS Fresh-cut and cut-your-own Christmas trees are plentiful. Call ahead, area code 845, to determine hours & availability. Many farms offer activities such as hayrides, refreshments or concessions. Ask about saws, baling, carts and rope. Many have gift shops with handmade wreathes, greenery swags, centerpieces and stands. Make everlasting holiday memories with your family! … (1 comments)
There's no better place like the Hudson Valley when it comes to fresh produce. The Poughkeepsie Area Chamber of Commerce campaign to "Think Local First" has inspired me to do just that! Why not visit the local farmers markets this summer? You'll find that in addition to home grown fruits and vegtables there is a wide variety of other itmes offered too - including fresh breads, baked goods, wines, cheeses, meats, flowers, fresh herbs, salsas, local honey. You'll even find crafts for sale. Here is a list of the local farmers markets in Dutchess County - and remember - "Think Local First". 
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