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Holdridge Farm Nursery

4.0 (8 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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2 years ago

Always a great experience. Will find most of what you're looking for. Stop there when you're in the area.

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2 years ago

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1 year ago

Always have an amazing selection of plants that cannot be found at your general greenhouse.

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6 years ago

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6 years ago

Great place all the people are very helpful and friendly. They will help you and go the extra mile.

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14 years ago

I was able to find everything I was looking for! Great selection of plants and flowers! Ill be back...

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Nautilus Ship's Store - Kids, and adults, can sit and 'steer the sub' in the museum

Nautilus Ship's Store

5.0(3 reviews)
5.2 mi

Outstanding museum showcasing sub surface warfare and history. Getting to walk the decks of the…read moreNautilus was such a highlight. The Ship's Store has a variety of coins, models, posters and apparel. Five stars for being free, showcasing years of history from the turtle to present day, and an overall awesome experience.

Wow! There is *so* much information here! With free entry,…read moreyou can't go wrong. There is plenty of parking here for cars, RV's and busses. Several out door displays are in this area and in front of the building. The gentleman at the visitor information desk just inside the door recommended seeing the sub first, then return to visit the museum. Walk down the hallway, and out to the water, cross a gang plank and into a small structure on the top of the sub where a set of stairs leads down. A Navy guard is on duty here if you have questions. Be aware the stairs throughout are steep, and some quite narrow. Sub doorways are 'ports' you have to bend down and step over at the same time to get though. Or, grab the handle above the doorway and swing yourself through feet first. Some of the walkways through the sub are very narrow as well, and a tall person may have to 'duck' their head during their visit. This is a self guided tour. Both plastic and paper signage gives information along the way. I can not imagine living on a sub. Tiny bathrooms, tiny bunks, sleeping quarters right by work areas. It's quite an experience to see how comparatively palacial the officer quarters look once you see how the others live. The tour follows a loop through the sub and you exit where you enter. Return to the museum and there is plenty of information on the Nautilus as well as submarines in general. The museum has a 2nd floor in the room closest to the sub, with plenty of information and a viewing window. A movie plays in this room as well, with seats, in case you need a rest, or want to view the film. The gift shop, located by the museum entrance/exit has lots of nice items for purchase. Plush toys, puzzles, post cards, glassware, home decor, shirts, ornaments, jewelry, wind chimes and more. Prices are reasonable. I picked up a soy candle, compact mirror and post card. You can breeze right thru, or spend hours in here. Check out their website for more information, and plan a visit!

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Yetter Road Tree Farm - Obligatory Holiday Card Photoshoot

Yetter Road Tree Farm

4.1(7 reviews)
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Yetter farms has become somewhat of a newer family tradition. Like most, once you've experienced…read moreYetter farms you will likely return year after year. This is a family owned farm and you can tell the moment that you walk on the property, that they take pride in it!! From the seasons greetings, to the saxophone playing Santa, to every staff member filled with Christmas cheer... It is quite literally impossible to walk around without grinning ear to ear :) The Christmas trees are plentiful and very fairly priced @ 65$ for 3-6 foot option. In addition they offer various wreaths, ornaments, as well as many other holiday gift options! Don't worry there are plenty of photo ops for the family, kids, and or pets as you can see from some of my own family photos! This year they have even had a Yetter farm proposal, which can be seen on their Insta. Don't forget to stop at the delicious donut truck for a hot donut and a coffee for the trip home! Let me repeat.. this is our family tradition and will be yours as well, once you've given them a visit!! Happy Holidays

This is the second year we stopped here for a Christmas tree. The past few years many farms are…read moreshort on trees due to drought. We ventured out of our normal area and found this gem. Although the field was closed for cut your own, they had plenty of precut trees. We found one easily. A young guy helped us with the tree, wrote up our sale, marked it, and handed it over to be baled (and extra $2.) We also picked a beautiful wreath from the many they have on display. Inside is a shop with many little items and the area they are making the wreaths. Everyone is helpful and friendly. And they take credit cards! Most tree farms are cash or check only. Quick stop, great selection, comparable prices.

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