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Winemaking Books
Wine
Book Bargains
VHS
Wine Videos
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Club Meetings and Events...
Enjoy Fun Events and Club Meetings at our
Winery
Nuyaka Creek Winery offers a beautiful setting for your next club meeting.
Enjoy views of the vineyard combined with self-paced winery tours, and a
sit-down with your friends for a wine tasting of world-class
Oklahoma wines.
One summer day we were honored with a visit from The Model-T Ford Club of
Tulsa!
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Model-T Ford Club of Tulsa
A great group of folks devoted to the preservation and
restoration of the Model T Ford; The development of a
greater appreciation of the historical significance of the
Model T Ford; and enjoying the
romantic lore and the fellowship of bygone days.
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To capture the exceptional character of the Oklahoma wine country at your next
event, take the scenic and twisty roads to Nuyaka Creek! You
will find the vineyard tours and wine tastings
are free! Visitors are always welcome to enjoy a casual picnic or cookout or
contact us in advance to arrange for catering.
Natura Winery is just 15 minutes away and it is an easy drive
for you to visit either Stone Bluff or
Tidal School
Vineyards while you are here. Visit the Oklahoma
Wine News for Oklahoma wine events info.
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I sure hope they come back and see us again! |
Henry Ford's Model-T
Henry Ford's Model T was different from all other cars being made because Mr. Ford found a way to make his car affordable. The Model T Ford changed America through the assembly line. Auto makers were selling their cars for $5000 each, leaving only the wealthy to afford them. By using a moving assembly line and interchangeable parts, Henry Ford was able to mass produce his Model T's and sell them for just $850. This was less than a wagon and team of horses cost at the time.
Another way that Henry Ford was able to sell his cars for less money than other auto manufacturers, was by breaking the patent issued to George Baldwin Selden. His patent for the internal combustion engine in 1895 forced all auto makers to pay him money to make cars with gasoline
engines. Henry Ford fought Selden in court and broke his patent!
The Model T Ford, Tin Lizzy or Flivver was a simple but rugged car. Whether it was built as a roadster, a coupe, and a touring car... the engine was only twenty horsepower and the color was always black. Some Model T's were
even stripped down and made into race cars called speedsters.
The Model T was not just used for personal transportation; it was also used as a delivery truck for light industry, an ambulance during World War I, and as farm equipment. By taking off the back wheel, the Model T could also be used to turn a saw blade. Another way the Model T was used was to make the back seat into a pick-up bed.
Oklahoma Wine Country...it ain't no hard drive if you have a good car!
Total
Trolley - (Stepladder / Dolly)
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2
business days
The Total Trolley is a one-of-a-kind multi-use product that is sure to become one of the hardest working items around your house or business. You can use the Total Trolley as a stepladder, furniture dolly, four-wheel cart or hand truck.
Use the step ladder to organize closets, pantries and cupboards, as well as dust ceilings, hang drapes, paint trim, install shelves or trim trees. Use the furniture dolly to move couches/sofas, televisions, mattresses, china cabinets, dining room furniture and more! Put heavy loads up to 800 lbs. on the four-wheel cart for warehouse shopping, farmers markets, flea markets, cleaning the garage, planting trees, delivering packages and taking out the trash.
When the Total Trolley is in hand truck mode you can easily move refrigerators, boxes, washers/dryers, filing cabinets, books, sales/marketing supplies or construction site equipment. No matter how you use the Total Trolley, it is sure to make a difference in your daily life!
Click
here to learn More about the Total Trolley.
Relax in the
Country...
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"Why do strong arms fatigue themselves with frivolous dumbbells?
To dig a vineyard is worthier exercise for men." -- Marcus Valerius Martial
Latin Poet |