Some more photos of our beautiful trip to Watkins Glen.
The town is great for buying local goods and eating locally grown food. The lake is huge though calming, with boats passing by peacefully. The whole harbor is scenic and worth a good walk.
If you're looking for more excitement, go to the Watkins Glen International Raceway, where you can take your personal car around the track to experience the best track New York has to offer. Unfortunately, motorcycles and trucks were not allowed on the track, so we took a regular car, but the experience was wild and fun nonetheless. They let you go around three times at speed behind a pace vehicle. I suggest bringing your regular car, not a performance car, because the speeds are fast enough where it will be pushing your regular car to its limits and fun, but a performance car will be well under its capabilities and boring.
Of the activities, the raceway was the most exciting part of my trip, and I plan to come back in the future for races. The town is also worth a see if you enjoy buying local and eating good food for a fair price (way below NYC prices)
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Caroline and I decided we wanted to go Apple Picking at Pennings Farm in Warwick New York the other week. We would have taken motorcycles, but since Caroline sits on the back of my motorcycle (but not for much longer! That post is coming soon!), we wouldn't have anywhere to put the apples, so we decided to take her car instead.
Warwick is an awesome small town, about an hour away from the city, with rolling farm hills and small forests and unique activities. It hosts a lot of agricultural tourism, a famously popular drive-in movie theater, and is actually a popular place for film makers to work and live in peace away from the noisy city.
Pennings is a very popular agricultural tourism farm, where it hosts thousands of trees to pick apples, pumpkins to pick, a store that can serve as a small grocery and antique/arts shop, a beer garden restaurant, and a full cidery offering tours. It can easily occupy 3 hours of entertainment, and is conveniently right across the street from the Warwick Drive-in Theater, where one can plan to hit both attractions in a single afternoon into the evening.
The apples are juicy, the cider sweet, and the donuts fresh, so pop by and enjoy an evening up in Warwick.
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Fresh Egg Breakfast 19/09/20
This is my first vlog. It shows my morning breakfast routine. We get our eggs fresh from the yard and have the best breakfast every morning.
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My friend Tyler and I had some fun preparing for the coming cold and decided to bust out this old dusty iron woodburning stove to warm us up.
It's an old Morsø stove, who have been making stoves in Denmark since 1853. This stove came with the house when my parents moved here in 1994 and it was old (but still functional) back then. I dont know the exact year it was made, but who cares, it works and keeps us warm.
We cleaned it up, emptied it of any 25 year old ash that was in it, and greased up and replaced any hardware that rusted over.
Then we took my old hatchet I got from an old tool collector I met, had it sharpened, and began cutting logs into kindling.
This stove is now done and ready for the coming cold, now we have to fix the other one, which is a lot bigger, and needs a lot more work to be done.
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Since my About is short and sweet, I want to better flesh out what this blog is about here. I am Gregory Nemesdy, as the title shows. My primary goal with this blog is to showcase what motorcycling as a lifestyle means. One could say this is a motorcycle blog, and others could say it's a lifestyle blog. For me, it is the same. Motorcycling as a lifestyle means going on adventures, meeting new people, being with friends, discovering new things, and of course, eating good food. I will bring you along on these adventures, and I hope to inspire some of you to go on your own adventures. Along the way, I hope to rope my friends into the lifestyle, and hopefully spread the lifestyle to a great many more through this blog. I hope you guys enjoy.
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