A Guide For A Quick Fun Filled Trip With Goodies
June 9, 2009
It's an often asked question.
What can we do this weekend?
Well, we have some ideas and all it takes is one day and you can be away from the hurly burly of the big city.
And you can have a lot of fun, taste great food and explore a whole new world.
Sounds interesting and exciting?
It is.
Consider Circle Farm tours.
The tours are all about the lush Fraser Valley and its myriad of choices of where to go and what to do.
There are six areas in the valley you can choose from.
Each area provides you with all the details you need.
It starts off with the tour.
The tour gives you ideas about places and things you can do in one area.
The beauty of it all is that each place has a website link to it for further exploration.
Another section is called where to eat.
Again, here you get a list of restaurants and places you can eat with all the details and last but not least, if you decide to stay overnight, there is a section called where to stay.
As well on the main page of each area there is a section called upcoming events.
Click on it and you will get all the details about what's coming up and when and where the special event will take place.
A Circle Farm Tour is like a road map that shows you the way to specialty farmers, places where you can buy fresh produce and other assorted goodies, charming places to eat, heritage sites, country fairs, and other special events.
And a lot of the places have samples to try, before you buy.
There is a brochure and map for each participating community.
The tours have a lot of scope and variety to them.
Circle Farm tours - an amazing concept and idea, extremely well executed.
What are you waiting for?
Fraser Valley Pulse Taking The Valley's Pulse
The Fraser Valley.
This fast growing community of more than 257,000 people is growing by leaps and bounds.
By the year 2040 the population is expected to almost double, to more than 462,000 people.
The valley is the old and the new, the rural and the urban, the sophisticated and the old fashioned.
And it is that contrast that gives it its unique charm and personality.
The valley is home to some of the finest food producers in B.C.
And it is also home to some of the finest restaurants and boutiques.
And with the established media doing a poor job of covering this eclectic and fascinating area it is no wonder that entrepreneurs are stepping into the void.
Take Kristi Ferguson, she is the editor and founder of Fraser Valley Pulse, a website and blog that covers the valley in its many varied manifestations.
And she has struck a chord.
Within three months her website visits increased to several thousand from a few hundred.
That says one things and one thing only - she is doing something right.
So if you want to stay on top of what's happening in the valley, just click here.
