
Rainy day but a pretty rose.

Rainy day but a pretty rose.
We liked the Indigo wine so much from Harmony Winery that we just had to go back for more. It has become our new favorite. It is so refreshing and has a hint of blueberry.

When we had a wine tasting on Thursday, we bought 2 bottles of the Indigo. We had a wonderful time during our tasting. Our host was the head winemaker and general manager, Kyle Condra. He was very helpful in selecting our wines to sample. He even offered suggestions on serving it. He was also fun to chat with.
The Harmony Winery wines are delicious. We tried about 5 for our wine tasting. It was hard to decide which we liked best. Usually we find one or two we like, but rarely all 5! We tried Copper Tiger which tastes like you’ve taken a bite of watermelon.
On Sunday as we were leaving the Highway 40 yard sale we decided we should get some more since we now have a new favorite. This time we met the owner, Josh Adams, another delightful person to talk with. He told us about some of the plans they are making for the winery and events they are going to have.

It was a nice ending to our yard sale week. We were tired and ready to go home and relax. It was nice taking a long shower and then having a glass of wine.
We are looking forward to returning and tasting some of the other wines. We also want to attend some of the events they have planned.
Kyle and Josh are super nice and make your visit to the Harmony Winery a most enjoyable way to spend an afternoon in Knightstown. Knightstown is on the Historic Highway US 40 between Indianapolis and Richmond, Indiana.
We had our own meal preparation ingredients in the RV when we were at the Highway 40 yard sale last week. We’d been there since Monday and were enjoying the time in our RV, including the meals we prepared.
However after the rains all day Wednesday and most of Thursday, we were ready for a change in our eating. A search of the web for pizza restaurants near us produced a couple in Knightstown, just a few miles down the road. Jeff’s Pizza looked inviting, and online ordering was quick and easy. Whenever we can we like to patronize local hometown businesses.

Special w/tons of veggies under that thick layer of cheese
The pizzas were very very good! We ordered a veggie special and a meat special. The toppings and cheese portions were most generous. Sher and I both had “leftover” pizza the next day as well. I’d have to say that I heated mine up on day two in the microwave, and it was frankly as good as if not better than the first day.
Sher and I found another winery to visit north of the place where we were having our big yard sale. The Madison County Winery is, for sure, in the country. In fact without our phone navigation app I doubt I could have found it!
The winery building is a great facility, and it was set up for safe tasting with all the COVID shields. We tasted several wines, including a couple of blueberry wines, including Blueberry Moscato. They also have one very different wine, a Chocolate Covered Pear Wine. Interesting, but not our favorite. We ended up buying a bottle of Blueberry wine, and we also got a large Blueberry Moscato slushy to go.

Store and tasting room
This large farm site has not only vineyards, but also an RV park. Local complaints about of all things smoke from their outdoor firepits have shut down the RV park until permitting is completed. Outdoor concerts are planned, and we look forward to visiting again when we can catch a concert, enjoy some wine and stayover in our RV.

Our Asiatic Lilies are starting to bloom. These are from bulbs we transplanted to our backyard flower and herb garden.

The weather has been great the last couple of days. We have been fortunate enough to sell some of our merchandise at the Highway 40 Yard Sale. Top picture is beginning Friday, bottom is Saturday 2 PM.

Finally getting a sunny day. Lots of vendors now set up and a decent crowd is beginning to arrive.
Today was another wet day, though not a total washout. Sher and I decided to visit a local winery in the early afternoon while our son stayed at our setup for the sale.

Tasting room/bar

Inventory racks
We headed west for about 5 miles to Knightstown, Indiana for a visit to the Harmony Winery. This comfortable and intimate winery is located in an historic building that used to be a chicken hatchery at the turn of the century. The winery has a great selection of wines and we decided to taste a flight of 5.

Tasting the flight
Our host was most helpful in our determination of which five wines to taste. He described not only the making of the wines we tried, but also gave us hints of other uses of wine in different ways. Some of the owners concoctions sounded very interesting. We purchased three bottles before we left and look forward to enjoying our selections each evening after the sale closes. This is the Harmony Winery website.
The rain started last night at midnight. Sixteen hours later it has let up, but more is forecast tonight and tomorrow. This is really putting the damper on preparations for our Highway 40 Yard Sale.


We have set up some of our tables, put out a little bit of merchandise, and covered up with waterproof tarps. All day we have been watching the tables, but no wind to speak of and tarps have remained in place. Other vendors are also waiting to get set for the sale that was scheduled to start today.

We enjoyed a lovely sunset this evening. Hope the forecast rain misses us tomorrow!