The Ramona Valley is known as "The Valley of the Sun" and is called the Rhone Valley of California. It has the same soil type as Sonoma. Ramona was called Nuevo back in the 1850's and was home to the native American Indians. The settlers were lured here by the abundance of water and great weather in the 1950's.
Ramona was the turkey capital of the world, producing more turkeys a year than anywhere and celebrated every year with an annual turkey parade. Every year women would make beautiful dresses out of turkey feathers to wear in the parade. Since then the turkey industry has been replaced by egg ranchers and horse farmers along with various other types of farming.
Ramona was the turkey capital of the world, producing more turkeys a year than anywhere and celebrated every year with an annual turkey parade. Every year women would make beautiful dresses out of turkey feathers to wear in the parade. Since then the turkey industry has been replaced by egg ranchers and horse farmers along with various other types of farming.
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We will be visiting a total of three wineries including a catered lunch at a winery. All wine tastings included. Includes a one night hotel stay at La Fonda, lobster dinner, fabulous buffet breakfast and shopping in Rosarito. The email will for the October tour will be announced. First come, first serve in response to the email.
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Ramona Winery California Chardonnay - Aged in stainless steel, this wine is fruity and crisp with notes of apple. Pairs well with fish, chicken, pasta and light cheeses. Ramona Winery Harvest White Table Blend - Aged in stainless steel, this wine is a vibrant, crisp fruity blend. 50/50 blend of Sauvignon Blanc and Chenin Blanc.
Vietnam War Memorial
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We are still looking for the family of James Smith to let them know that this memorial has been built for them. If you know this family, please let them know about us and give them our contact information so that we can share this with them. Every Memorial Day at high noon, local Vietnam Veterans come to the memorial to change the flags and give respect to their fellow soldiers.
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