Thought I would fill you in on some of the trips we've taken..this one was especially nice..we got a call to re key a condo in Ramona, Ca...a new owner was moving in...so it was a happy job. as this area is one of our favorites, we decided to make it a fun drive...Santa Ysabel is a small mountain town, not too far from Ramona, Ca and is one of the Mission towns....driving up into the hills is very pretty..lots of orange and avocado groves, Indian reservations, and country roads..
On the weekends, this two lane road is VERY busy...its also a popular drive with the motorcycle crowd.but as we went during the week..traffic was very light..in fact, we saw few cars...made it a pleasant trip...
In Santa Ysabel..we stopped at the Julian Pie Company...best apple pies we've ever had (except homemade of course) and Alan bought me a cute denim apron ..its there on the hook...it says..American as Apple Pie..I just love it...
then we went next door to the Apple Country Restaurant for lunch..
If you are hankering for a fresh apple pie...you can order Julian pies through their website....they have several types...regular apple,Dutch apple, natural apple (no sugar..its what we get), many sugar free varieties and more.....Julian Pie Company
Alan ordered a slice at the Apple Country restaurant..
and no, I don't get anything for advertising the pies...I just like to share when I find something so good and tasty....
we sometimes get them frozen and ready to cook....other times, we can't wait and get the fresh cooked ones....
It took us a time to find the condo..the Tom Tom told us a odd way to go which involved switch backs, and a round about way to get there so after a short time, we decided to go with our Google map instead.....which led us to the right place...the condo was a older one but very cute...upstairs with mountains views and quiet....would be a wonderful hideaway place for the weekends or so we thought....here are a few photos of the inside
we both liked the spiral staircase
and the living room was great, with a large window with a balcony next to the fireplace, open rafters and 3 bedrooms upstairs..every room had mountain views..
it was a fun day and we hope to get back up there soon....its about a hour drive from here....in the fall, Julian has a Apple Days festival which is always very crowded..as neither of us like crowds, we tend to go in the off season.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
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So great to go on your adventures again! I had missed seeing the interesting places you and Alan go - pretty place and that pie does look delicious.
ReplyDeleteI love the house and I am a pie addict. We just had banana cream we purchased for the campsite to eat out of the can. Can you believe that? These pies look awesome, what a fabulous place to find on your travels. Thanks for sharing with us! Smiles, cyndi
ReplyDeleteHey, you're back. I have been missing you. I'll have to check earlier blogs to see but am wondering if you are back in your home yet.
ReplyDeleteYou had a great trip. The beautiful pictures are the proof. I love apple pie too.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you had a terrific time. Your Julian Pie Co reminds me of our B & G Pies. Take care --
ReplyDeleteJane