This is the Ofest feed of what is new. http://www.bmwccaofest.org/ Thu, 09 Sep 2010 15:13:11 +0100 FeedCreator 1.7.2 enhanced webmaster (Feed Editor) http://www.bmwccaofest.org/2008/index.php?aid=75 Times to be announced.   Live Tech Talk with Mike Miller Wed-Sat 11:00 - 2:00 pm Getting started in Club Racing Scott and Fran Hughes   Safety Equipment Joe Marko, HMS Motorsport   Director of R&D ///M Vehicles Albert Bierman, BMW AG   Rust never Sleeps Mike Self   Brake pad changing Joe Genego   Trailering and Towing Tips Gary Davis   Dunlop Tires Wednesday - Friday   Senior Technical Instructor Doug DeVito, BMW NA webmaster08@bmwcca.org (ofest webmaster) Sat, 16 Aug 2008 16:56:42 +0100 http://www.bmwccaofest.org/2008/index.php?aid=75 http://www.bmwccaofest.org/2008/index.php?aid=74 Contributed by Jonathan Van Houtte   The Museum of the Earth is less than a half hour away, on the WG side of Ithaca: http://www.museumoftheearth.org/ What pre-teen doesn't love dinosaurs and fossils? I know you've already listed the Corning Museum of Glass (http://www.cmog.org), but that's a wonderful place for kids of all ages. I loved it when I was a tyke, and I still love it now. Schedule hours for this, even with young children. A more grown-up museum, with great art inside as well as the I.M. Pei building itself is on the Cornell Campus: http://www.museum.cornell.edu. There's also the kid-specific Sciencenter in Ithaca: http://www.sciencenter.org. I'm not going to list all the worthwhile restaurants in Ithaca; there are too many. Perhaps the most famous is Moosewood, which produced all those best-selling vegetarian cookbooks, http://www.moosewoodrestaurant.com; it's kid-friendly, and it may be worth noting that beer is vegetarian. You can also just stroll along and check out the posted menus at Ithaca's downtown pedestrian Commons. This is one of the few successful such projects in the country, and it's a happening place, particularly when the colleges are in session (as they will be during Oktoberfest). http://www.ithacarestaurantreview.com/ http://www.ithacamenu.com/ There are also the Treman park(s) and Buttermilk Falls (both of which offer wading/swimming for kids), and Taughannock Falls: http://nysparks.state.ny.us/regions/finger_lakes.asp. webmaster08@bmwcca.org (ofest webmaster) Sat, 16 Aug 2008 00:18:28 +0100 http://www.bmwccaofest.org/2008/index.php?aid=74 http://www.bmwccaofest.org/2008/index.php?aid=73 Watkins Glen Harbour Hotel to track: (about ten minutes) 1. Turn left and proceed thru the center of Watkins Glen southbound on 14 2. Bear right onto 414 at the light and proceed up hill 3. Turn right at the light ( highway department on your right ) onto county road 16. This will take you directly to the main entrances for the track. Watkins Glen Harbour Hotel to Corning Museum of Glass: (about 35 minutes - 20 miles) 1. Turn left out of hotel parking lot, go thru center of Watkins Glen southbound on 14 2. Bear right onto 414 at the light and proceed up hill. This will take you directly to the museum. Watkins Glen Harbour Hotel to Logan Ridge Winery: (about 20 minutes - 11 miles) 1. Turn left out of parking lot and turn left at light onto Rt 414 2. Follow 414 north for 9 miles 3. Turn right onto Ball Diamond Road. Winery is one half mile ahead Watkins Glen Harbour Hotel to Wings of Eagles Discovery Museum: (about 35 minutes - 18 miles ) 1. Turn left out of hotel and go south on 14 ( main Street ) 2. Follow Rt 14 south thru Montour Falls (14 miles) 3. Turn right onto County Road 57/Hickory Grove Road (1.8 miles) 4. Turn right onto County Road 17/Sing Sing Road (1.7 miles) 5. Turn left to say on County Road 17/ Sing Sing Road ( 1/2 mile ) 6. 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