Sunday Sept. 21st - Niagara Wine Route: Stoney Creek to Port Dalhousie; stops at 2 wineries
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..... this one is is a nice, leisurely scenic route through some quaint towns, stopping at 2 wineries, one with a covered bridge., historic wine route,
Part of this route is quite popular with bikers & other car clubs alike as it crests part of the Escarpment for quite a while. Meet up time: 10:00 am at Time Horton's at QEW & Centennial Pkwy (just off QEW) in Stoney Creek (or at Lothar's house if he volunteers again, haha) depart: 10:15 ish am
lunch in Pt Dalhousie afterwards
Optional Niagara Pkwy Cruise (Pt Dalhousie to Ft Erie) afterwards if there's further interest afterwards...
Hey Nick.............the weather better hold out for this one. Was looking forward to the last one but got rained out. This is a beautiful run and won't miss it.
Gabe
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09:32 PM
87spyder Member
Posts: 105 From: St. Catharines,Ontario,Canada Registered: Feb 2005
Hey Nick, I think that meeting at my house as I suggested would be a GREAT idea. How's coffee and goodies on the back patio sound (weather permitting). Otherwise we would have to settle for the front porch. Lothar & Fran, 10 Seville Court, Stoney Creek,On
Let me know if that's o.k with everyone.....Lothar
I think if we want to hang out for a while, talk and visit, before the drive......then I'd say 9:00AM. I'll leave that call to you though, we're here anyway. Let's hope for GREAT weather like we've had in the past.........Lothar
Directions: From whichever direction your coming from...Niagara, Toronto, or Hwy 403: Take the QEW towards Hamilton/Stoney Creek and get off at Fruitland Road. Follow Fruitland Road towards the escarpment (south), until you get to the lights at Hwy #8. Turn right at Hwy #8 and go to the next set of lights at Dewitt Road. Turn left at Dewitt Road (heading towards the escarpment again). The second street on your left is Midway. Turn left there, and then your first right is Seville Court #10. Hoping for lots of Fieros in the driveway for pictures.....Lothar
Hi everyone, Can you please post here, or on the GT Fiero Forum, if you are coming to my place for coffee on Sunday Sept. 21st, before our cruise. Just like to know how many to expect.....Thanks, Lothar
Hi everyone, Can you please post here, or on the GT Fiero Forum, if you are coming to my place for coffee on Sunday Sept. 21st, before our cruise. Just like to know how many to expect.....Thanks, Lothar
I would like to make it if time permits. I won't know til Sunday morning. So if I show up unannounced I won't expect coffee. Larry
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Dave E Bouy Member
Posts: 1465 From: Kettle Point Ontario Canada Registered: Sep 2004
Thanks guys it was a great day even if the sun didn't shine
Again we had a great time. Thanks to Lothar and Fran for putting on a nice spread in the a.m. and thanks to OHNIKO for for planning and leading these cruises every few weeks. Next one is Oct. 5
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thecage Member
Posts: 342 From: woodbridge, ontario, canada Registered: Oct 2001
Well it was a wonderful full day of cruising with great friends. This is one of the favorite cruises of the year. Here are some pictures I took for your enjoyment
We had a special treat at one of the wineries when we met the owner who is a car guy and he took us to his private garage to show us his collection. I would like to thank Mr Hernder of (Hernder Estate Wines) for taking us to his man cave, as Gene named it.
A beautiful 1959 Corvette pictured above along with (1958 Chevy Impala, Corvair, 1973 Beetle convertable & another Chevy in progress) I know some of the other cruisers got pictures of all the cars I hope they post them)
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10:14 PM
87spyder Member
Posts: 105 From: St. Catharines,Ontario,Canada Registered: Feb 2005
I've missed alot of cruises working up north, looks like another great turn out. Well took my own little cruise on highway 17 from North Bay to Hagar. Would have been better if I had 10 fiero's following me
Very nice, part of the joy of owning a Fiero is spending time on a twisty road with good frends. Add to that a bottle of the grape and your best friend in the other seat and that is heaven.
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Sep 23rd, 2008
Fiero2m8 Member
Posts: 1928 From: Niagara, Ontario, Canada Registered: Feb 2006
Thanks Lothar and Nick as excellent hosts for this event and everyone who supported it by participating. As a Niagara local, I decided to follow Nick all the way to Fort Erie - and yes the sun did come out Thanks for the gas pitstop as well - I figure about $50 spent on that cruise and worth every penny! Don't forget the lunch - one of my favourite parts as it gave us time to catch up and chat.
Ryan
Here's my pics:
Cheers Fiero2m8
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Sep 24th, 2008
Saber49 Member
Posts: 937 From: Ontario, Canada Registered: May 2004
The 328 GTS in the driveway belongs to me (Gene) gaas88 is my Pennock's handle The Testarossa belongs to a friend (Paul) - he doesn't post on Pennock's
328 GTS has 3800 SC 1 with a 4 speed auto 4T60 transmission Testarossa has 3800 SC II with a Muncie 4 speed manual
Both cars are perfectly detailed as you can see - we both have the Fiero interiors