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Lodi offers many choices for 'staycationers' and visitors
Lodi offers tons of choices for both staycationers and visitors
Jen Lewis, left, gives a pedicure to Steve Dougherty, of Stockton, as he spends the day in the Wine &Roses spa with his wife, Lisa, background, on Friday.
Lodi offers tons of choices for both staycationers and visitors
Debbie Combs, right, receives a stress-relieving hand massage while having her hair done by Jessica O'Riley at the Wine & Roses spa on Friday.
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Ryan McShane posted at 9:51 am on Wed, Jul 21, 2010.
I believe the man in the picture is an accountant from Stockton. He sure looks relaxed. He must be very secure with himself to be photographed while getting a peticure.
posted at 7:46 am on Wed, Jul 21, 2010.
We took the family to Napa a couple of weeks ago. While the wine is, of course, very good (and very different than Lodi), Lodi beats Napa by far on value. Tasting rooms would have charged $20 to $50 for the pair of us that could have been applied toward purchase of $25 to $100 bottles. We were fortunate to flash our winery business card to have the fees waived, except for "the castle" which decided that Lodi is too far away to offer any interwinery discounts. Needless to say, we turned on our heals and marched back out across the drawbridge.