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First Time Walk Through The “Hall” 16UnCorked in Mayberry 18A BMW, a Nash, a Mountain Run 20Tater Tots, Tiramisu, and Timeless Treasures 23History Preservation Never Tasted So Good 251968 Chevrolet Camaro RS/SS Coupe 26

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Weekly EventsTuesday’s Suck Bang Blow Classic Car Cruise in Concord 6PM

Wednesday’s Lancaster’s BBQ & Wings Bike Night 6:30pm - 10pm 515 Rhine-hardt Road Mooresville NC Music, food and beverages at The Hawg Trawgh Saloon. www.lancastersbbq.com/bikenite.htmWednesday’s Suck Bang Blow Bike Night Concord. Band Starts at 6PM

Wednesday’s Mac’s Speed Shop Bike Night Steele Creek. Band Starts at 7pm

Thursday’s Mac’s Speed Shop Bike Night Lake Norman. Band Starts at 7pm

Friday’s Mac’s Speed Shop Bike Night Southend. Band Starts at 7pm

August 4-6 •56th Annual Robbins Farmers Day Robbins, NC Wagon Train Fes-tival, parade of 600+ horses, crafts, entertainment and much more. Thursday 6:30 pm to 10 pm, Gospel Music at Robbin’s depot. Friday 6pm-1am, downtown street dance. Saturday 8 am-midnight. Entertainment, special demonstrations, arts/crafts and parade at 11am. www.robbinsfarmersday.com

August 5 •The 8th Annual Mater Festival Downtown Canton, Main Street Canton, NC 28716 Entertainment, Food, Craft and Commercial Vendors, Kids Zone, Special Events throughout the festival. Fun for the whole Family! www.focusoncanton.com

August 6 •55th Annual Mt. Mitchell Crafts Fair Town Square Burnsville, NC 28714 People from all across America know that the place to be on the firstFriday and Saturday in August is the charming Town Square of Burnsville, NC. The 55th Annual Mt. Mitchell Crafts Fair is the oldest and largest crafts fair in the Blue Ridge Mountains. For the past several years the Southeastern Tour-ism Society has selected this event as one of the top twenty in the Southeast. Every kind of handmade craft imaginable can be found here... Whether you are looking for a quilt, jewelry from local gemstones, hand-turned wooden bowls, pottery of every shape and size made by skilled artists. Stop by the Heritage Hollow tent to take a walk back in time. The Food Court along with nearby restaurants offer a wide array of delicious food all within easy walking distance. For the 3rd year the Burnsville Town Center is opening their doors and offering an air conditioned oasis with clean rest rooms, tables to eat your fair food and a place to relax and rest your weary feet. Contact Yancey County/Burnsville Chamber of Commerce www.YanceyChamber.com

August 6 •Dan River Boat Race Lindsey Bridge Access, Madison NC Mayodan, NC Families and singles alike with their kayaks and canoes gather together at the Lindsey Bridge Boat access in Madison to begin a fun yet competitive 2.5 mile race down the Dan River. Begins at 10:00am. Fun for the entire family and awards given. Contact: Dixie Penn 336-548-9572

August 6 •Mooresville Cruise - in Main and Broad Streets, Downtown Mooresville First Saturday of each month March-October 3-7pm Contact Infor-mation Downtown Commission (704) 662-3336 www.mooresvillenccruisein.com/ Classic car show, food, DJ Music, contests, shopping and much more!

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Open to all vehicles 1979 and earlier. Downtown Mooresville. No registra-tion or charge to attend. Invite your family and neighbors!! 600+ Rat Rods, Trucks, Classics, American Muscles and more every month.

August 6 •Cruise - In Pilot Mountain Pilot Mountain Cruise-Ins are held in downtown Pilot Mountain, starting the first Saturday in June through October, 4:00-9:30. The Cruise-In features antique cars, hot rods and muscle machines. In addition, the event features free live bands and showcases Yadkin Valley Wine. OFFICIAL CRUISE-IN WEBSITE: www.hotnightshotcars.com

August 6-7•Mead Day Chatham Mills, off U.S. 15-501/Hillsboro St. Pittsboro, NC 27312 A day set aside by the American Homebrewers Association to enjoy and celebrate everything about mead, mead making, bees, and much more! Music 1pm - 4pm. Medieval sword fighting demonstration by the knights of The Knightly Order of the Fiat Lux. Turkey legs by Chatham Marketplace. Handmade Soaps and other goodies by Swanfire Farms. Reclaimed wood frames and furniture by Reinbarnation. Handmade Fiber Arts by KnitKass Creations. Mead Slushies (Can you say “Frozen Meadjitos?”) and Mead Wenches! www.starrlightmead.com

August 12-13 •Asheville Wine & Food Festival WNC Agricultural Center, Fletcher, NC Asheville, NC 28803 The WNC Magazine Asheville Wine & Food Festival is the largest celebration of wines and local delicacies that the Asheville area has ever seen. This year, the festival weekend kicks off with Sweet, a culinary adventure in to the decadent world of desserts, champagnes, dessert wines, specialty cocktails, and spirits. $40 General Admission in advance, $45 at the door; $65 VIP Admission. www.wncmagazine.com/wineandfoodm

August 12-13 •Waldensian Festival Main Street Valdese, North Carolina An-nual historic festival held the 2nd Saturday in August celebrating the Walden-sians and their successful return to their homelands The day is filled with traditional Waldensian Culture through music, food and dance. Traditional Waldensian Meal served at the Waldensian Presbyterian Church. Great food and craft vendors and various types of music throughout the day. Children’s rides, petting zoo, 5k run and a bocci tournament...a traditional game of the Waldensians. www.visitvaldese.com

August 13-14 •34th Annual Sourwood Festival Downtown Black Mountain, NC 28711 Black Mountain’s annual Sourwood Festival is always a hit! There’s always plenty to see and do, great music and lots of fun, and of course lots of great mountain cookin’. Held each year in August, it’s a time for good food, good fun and good friends. Come on over and join us, we’ll be expecting you! www.blackmountain.org/festivals.php

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August 19-21 •Fountain Peanut Festival Downtown Fountain, NC 27829 Enjoy family fun and entertainment consisting of live music, arts and crafts, vendors, children’s activities, educational displays and everything that is produced from peanuts. Contact 252-714-5326

August 19-21 •Gathering Nations Pow Wow American Legion Fairgrounds King, NC Native food, traditional dance, drumming and singing at American Legion Fairgrounds in King. Twenty indigenous nations will attend. Friday 5:00PM to 10:00PM Sat 10AM to 10PM Sunday 11AM to 6PM

August 26-27 •Festival of Native Peoples & Cherokee Art Market Cherokee Indian Fair Grounds Cherokee, NC 28719 Indigenous tribes from across the Americas gather for the sixth Annual Festival of Native Peoples this August at the Cherokee Indian Fair Grounds in Cherokee, N.C. Considered the finest showcase of native dance, song and art in the southeast, the event honors the collective history, customs and wisdom of some of the oldest documented tribes. Gates open Friday at 1 p.m. and Saturday at 11 a.m. with performances throughout the day and into the evening. Adult admission $10; children six and under are free. For Discount Ticket Packages or more information, call 800.438.1601. www.cherokee-nc.com

August 25-27•Food Lion AutoFair Charlotte Motor Speedway Concord, NC The World’s Largest Automotive Extravaganza returns to Charlotte Motor Speedway! The Food Lion Auto Fair annually attracts more than 100,000 visitors. It features more than 50 car clubs and more than 10,000 vendor spaces that offer a huge array of automotive parts and memorabilia. More than 1,500 collectible vehicles of all makes and models will be available for sale in the car corral that rings the 1.5-mile superspeedway. The Food Lion AutoFair will also feature a collector car auction. For more information, visit www.charlotte-autofair.com

Sept. 2-5• North Carolina Apple Festival Main Street from 6th Ave - Caswell St. Hendersonville, NC Hendersonville is the official home of the North Carolina Apple Festival. The festival features a street fair on Historic Main Street including: entertainment, arts & crafts, apple products, children & youth activities, special exhibits, food and the King Apple Parade on Labor Day. Check our website for specific hours and schedule of events. Friday-Sunday 10am-8pm; Monday 10am-5pm www.ncapplefestival.org

Sept. 4•Annual New River Blues Festival River House Country Inn & Restau-rant Grassy Creek, NC. Picture a glorious mountain meadow on the edge of a lively river... Now picture a beautiful summer day and hundreds of blues fans dancing in the green grass to the music of living legends. You have just conjured up the New River Blues Festival. A legendary day of music in the mountains! Bring lawn chairs, blankets, the kids, umbrellas (rain or shine). Food, mixed & soft drinks, beer and wine available for purchase! www.ne-wriverbluesfestival.com

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Sept. 9-10 •30th Anniversary Historic Morganton Festival Downtown Mor-ganton, NC 28680 This is your invitation to “come and play in the streets” of downtown Morganton during the 30th Annual Historic Morganton Festival on September 9 & 10! Famous for its mile and a half of arts and crafts, the Historic Morganton Festival always features free outdoor concerts includ-ing a national Country Music act on Saturday night. The weekend begins on Friday, September 9 at noon when the infamous Food Court will tempt your taste buds with succulent aromas of gyros, BBQ, “chicken on a stick”, French pastries, homemade ice cream and much, much more! At 3:00pm

the streets come alive with fun and excitement! Craft vendors will line the courthouse square and South Sterling Street offering a plethora of art, jewelry, pottery, soap, candles and more! Our Art Walk will dazzle you with fine art displayed at Morganton City Hall, Burke Arts Council, Kala Gallery, MESH Gallery and CoMMA. Friday 3:00pm-11:00pm Saturday 9:00am-10:00pm www.downtownmorganton.com

Sept. 10-12 •EURO CLASSICA 2011 Old Salem located in Winston-Salem, NC You are invited to EURO CLASSICA , featuring the cars and motorcycles of Europe. Vehicles will be displayed with the buildings of the 1700’s town of Old Salem as a backdrop. Event is open to the following vehicles: GER-MANY BMW, Audi, Porsche, Volkswagen, Mercedes Benz, Opel, DKW, etc. ENGLAND MG, Triumph, Austin-Healey, Lotus, Rolls-Royce, Bentley, Jaguar, Ford Europe, Austin, Morris, Morgan, Mini, etc. ITALY Alfa Romeo, Ferrari, Fiat, Lancia, Lamborghini, Maserati, etc. FRENCH, SWEDISH, OTHER Volvo, Saab, Renault, Peugot, Citroen, etc. EUROPEAN MOTORCYCLES BSA, Triumph, BMW, Norton, British Enfield, Ducati, Bultaco, Moto Guzzi, etc. www.euroclassica.zoomshare.com/0.html

Sept. 18•7th Annual Catawba RiverFest Lake James State Park FREE ADMIS-SION For 2010, Lake James State Park has agreed to partner with the Catawba Valley Heritage Alliance and host the Catawba RiverFest. Catawba RiverFest is an annual celebration sponsored by the CVHA and now the NC State Park system, along with a variety of local governmental and non-governmental organizations. The focus of the festival is to provide everyone with an op-portunity to enjoy the benefits of the Catawba River as well as providing an opportunity for local organizations to highlight issues impacting the river. The festival features music from local artists, food, booths from local orga-nizations, and a water derby. Starts at 10:00 A.M. Meet at the New Section at Paddy’s Creek

Sept. 23-24 •Tilley Harley-Davidson Biker Blues & BBQ Rally 653 Bendix Drive Salisbury, NC. Tilley Harley-Davidson Biker Blues & BBQ Rally and BBQ Classic is a Biker Blues & BBQ Rally combined with a Kansas City BBQ Society sanctioned event of 50 BBQ cooking teams competing for the covenant prize of Grand Champion. Visitors will come from all over to experience this BBQ and all the activities that go along with it. Events and activities throughout the weekend will include a Poker Run, Bike Show, and many other family oriented happenings. www.bikerbluesbbqrally.com/

Sept. 23-25 •2nd Annual Kanawha Valley 2011 Kanawha Valley Arena 121 Kanawha Ridge Lane Dugspur VA 24325 2nd Annual Bike Rally.

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Sept. 24 •Black Walnut Festival Historic Bethania, 5480 Bethania Road Bethania, NC The festival features Arts, Crafts, Food and Music in the historic Town of Bethania. Presented by the Town of Bethania this year’s celebration should be an event that one does not want to miss. We are excited about the festival and look forward to seeing you there! The event will be held in Bethania on September 25th. The Festival opens at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday with closing time set at 4:00 p.m. Join us for a day of food, live music and family fun in the historic Town of Bethania, North Carolina. For more information on the event please call us at 336-922-0434.

Oct. 1•Touring Joara European and Sports Car Tour Join automotive enthu-siasts from all over the Southeast in touring the North Carolina mountains and foothills on October 1, 2011. This event is sponsored by the Exploring Joara Foundation, a nonprofit organization that supports public archaeology in the Catawba and Yadkin river valleys. There will be five stops on the tour where participants can check-in and pick up poker cards beginning at 8:30am. The tour will begin in Marion and will end at the Catawba Meadows Park in Morganton. Touring Joara badges and poker hand prizes will be awarded at Catawba Meadows from 3:30 until 4:30pm. For more information please contact Scott Coley - Tour Coordinator phone: 828/433-8486 or email at: [email protected] or contact Dick Beyer - Registration Coordinator phone: 828/433-4800 email:[email protected]


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The weekend begins on Friday, September 9 at noon when the infamous Food Court will tempt your taste buds with succulent aro-mas of gyros, BBQ, “chicken on a stick,” French pastries, homemade ice cream and much, much more! At 3:00pm the streets come alive with fun and excitement! Craft vendors will line the courthouse square and South Sterling Street offering a plethora of art, jewelry, pottery, soap, candles and more! Our Art Walk will dazzle you with fine art displayed at Morganton City Hall, Burke Arts Council, Kala Gallery, MESH Gallery, and CoMMA.

The ever popular KidZone will open with ticketed rides and games along with a free craft area for children grades 5th and under, as well as a free performance stage featuring puppets, magicians, sto-rytelling, and music! For a full Pepsi Stage and Kids Stage lineup,

visit www.downtownmorgnaton.com. Teenagers, don’t miss the DJ Dance Party at 9:00pm, Friday night at the Pepsi Stage on North Sterling Street.

Purchase your tickets in advance to attend the Culinary Tent, a new addition for 2011. This spe-cial event will feature a Food and Wine Event at The Cedars (100 South King Street)! Join North Carolina native Chef Aaron Deal for a series of culinary shows and demonstrations to excite any pal-ate. Friday evening Chef Deal will take you through “A Southern Affair,” where you learn new tech-niques on favorite southern foods. This event will be a four-course sit-down meal paired with wine and craft brewed beers. Saturday, enjoy demonstrations and tasting at “An Autumn Brunch” or the af-ternoon’s “Thrill of the Grill.” Seats are limited and must be purchased in advance by calling or visiting the festival office or at The Kitchen Connection at 309 Sanford Drive, Morganton NC.

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Start your Saturday with a 5k by participating in the Sunrise Run on the Greenway! Then head to the Festival where booths open at 9:00am with even more artists and crafters, hailing from more than 15 states. Yard art, baskets, crafted toys, jellies, wines, clothing, carv-ings, baskets, plants, pottery and lots of jewelry can be discovered over 8 city blocks! Civic organiza-tions, crafters, artists, and busi-nesses are out on the streets wait-ing for the ever-popular festival shopper. Throughout the day there are activities for the entire family.

In the evening, the streets heat up with live music at the Miller Lite Stage hosting local favorites and City Stage will feature Rod-ney Atkins! The finale to our 30th anniversary celebrations is Atkins who will be onstage at 8:30! Atkins is best known for his singles, “If You’re Going Through Hell (Be-fore the Devil Even Knows),” “It’s America,” “Watching You,” “These are My People” and so much more. ALL CONCERTS ARE FREE!

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First Time Walk Through The “Hall”– Wally Wersching

Last Wednesday, Danny and I went to the NASCAR Hall of

Fame in Charlotte, NC. We both heard about it but never got the chance to go. Danny was off last week and I’ve been off for over a year now so we decided to go see what the museum had.

We are both NASCAR fans and have gone to a few races. We’re not fanatic fans though. I think that we’d both like to watch it on TV rather than being at the track. We can see more at home than at the track but we don’t get the smells and sounds relating to the race. We also avoid all the traffic.

In the morning, I went on-line to look at what to expect at the Hall of Fame. They had a promo-tion where you get a free simulator ride if you bring in a Coca-Cola product. I went out and bought a six-pack so we’d have a couple Cokes to bring. Also it said to bring the parking ticket into the Hall and get 25% off. I down-loaded the directions just in case

we got lost. It’s easy to get lost in Charlotte!

We arrived at the Hall about 11:00AM and bought our tickets. We also got free simulator rides with the two Cokes and got the parking ticket stamped. Now we were ready to go into the Hall.

We walked into the Hall and went into the Belk High Octane Theater to watch a motivational movie about NASCAR to get us in the NASCAR mood. Then we started looking at all the cars. We recognized the first group of cars because we were fans of the drivers who drove them – Davey Allison, Tim Richmond and Alan Kulwicki. All three drivers died too soon. Tim Richmond died of AIDS and Davey and Alan both died in helicopter crashes. There’s no telling what the sport would be like now if they had lived. They were all great drivers in their time.

Next we walked up the Sunoco Glory Road where many of the old NASCAR legends were honored.

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stone you will see on exteriors of many older homes located in the area. The area was also known for fine furniture as well as its textile industry in the late 1800’s thru much of the 1900’s. The best nationally known folks that were born in Mt. Airy – country music singer Donna Fargo, Southern Gospel quartet The Easter Broth-ers and the best known throughout the country, and still very popular, Andy Griffith, whose portrayal of Mayberry’s Sheriff Andy Taylor in The Andy Griffin Show tells of

the places and people he grew up seeing and hearing about around Mt. Airy. Mt. Airy is still a small town with kind people and a good climate, a wonderful place to visit and a great place to live. When you decide to visit, and you will, we hope that you will stop by and visit us at UnCorked In Mayberry with inviting decor and a down home style. We have many local wines from the Yadkin Valley area, touted to be the next great wine producing area in the world! So, stop in and try the wine or just to visit. We’ll be look-ing forward to seeing you!


A BMW, a Nash, a Mountain Run

– Wally Wersching

Last Saturday, I was trying to figure out where to go for my

Sunday Morning ride when I re-membered the Hill Top Restaurant in Burnsville. One Sunday morn-ing a few years ago, I passed it and there were a few bikes parked out front. They said that they would meet there before going on their Sunday ride.

I went on line and learned that the restaurant opened at 8:00AM so it would be good to get there about 8:30 to visit with the bikers. I left home Sunday morning about 7:00AM heading north on Rt 226. When I got to Marion, I turned left onto Rt 70. After a mile or so, I turned right onto my favorite road

– Rt 80. The farther north I got, the cooler it became. I stopped at Lake Tahoma because the water looked like a big mirror. There was almost no wind to break up the surface. It was beautiful.

I followed Rt 80 up to the Blue

Ridge Parkway and down the other side. I was glad that I wore a long sleeve shirt and a jacket because it was much cooler on the other side of the mountain. At the stop sign, I turned left to go to Rt 19E. I followed Rt 19E into Burnsville. I rode up to the Hill Top Restaurant and it was closed and wouldn’t open until 9:00AM. I was 25 min-utes early. As one of the waitresses walked into the restaurant, I asked if bikers still met there on Sunday mornings. She said that the mo-torcyclists come only on Tuesday night for the “Bike Night.” Well so much for my plans. I said thanks and goodbye - then headed back to the town square, and the statue of Captain Otway Burns (Naval hero of the war of 1812). The square is very picturesque with the mountains in the background. Burnsville is a nice place to visit. Cindy and I have eaten lunch at

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I got back onto Rt 19E heading toward Spruce Pine. After a few miles, I had to stop because of what I saw parked on the side of the road. I didn’t know it at the time but it was a beautiful 1929 Nash four-door – for sale for only $10,000. The outside has some surface rust but the interior looks perfect. I was surprised to see four-wheel brakes. Many of the cars of that vintage only had rear brakes. I also loved the “Wooden Wheels”. After the disappointment of the Hilltop Restaurant, this car made my day.

After leaving the old Nash, I was thinking of how it would be to own it. I know it would be fun to just leave it the way it is and drive it. Of course, I’d have to stay off the interstates – not that it wouldn’t go highway speeds but it probably wouldn’t stop too good. It would still be fun!

I followed Rt 19E until I turned right onto Rt 226. After a few miles, I stopped at the Mineral Museum. I was surprised to see that Yvonne was working again. I hadn’t seen her for months, but then I’d see her twice in three days. We had a pleasant chat, and then I got onto The Parkway to ride to Little Switzerland.

I w a l ke d i nto t he L i t t l e Switzerland Trading Post and again, Bill wasn’t working. This time, I was the only customer so

I could talk to the other man who works there. His name is Craig and he’s the manager – Bill works for him. Craig owns the old BMW parked in front and has owned it since the ‘70’s. It’s a pretty rare piece of machinery.

Craig and I had a very interest-ing talk. There was an article I wrote in Dashboards and Saddle-bags about the Diamondback that he liked.

Craig is a very talented photog-rapher with many of his pictures from around the world for sale in the Trading Post. He also likes to share his experiences with you – in other words, he’ll talk your ear off. It was very interesting – he’s had a very colorful life. When you go in, ask him about how he sold his old BMW. It’s a pretty funny story.

I said my goodbyes and headed down “The Diamondback” (Rt 226A). I took my time and enjoyed the views. I followed it onto Rt 226 and all the way to Shelby.

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This is a great family destination for a Friday night or an entire af-ternoon. Myra’s is not just a Diner, a very unique antique store and an Italian restaurant like I’ve never seen before are right next door. Grab lunch at the diner, check out some antiques and enjoy the downtown, then finish with a great dinner at Myra’s Little Italy. At least, this is how I plan to spend my next visit to Valdese.

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The banking on the track where the cars were mounted increased as it went up. There was a spot where people could feel what 30 degree banking was like to walk up. It was difficult.

We continued to walk around. There were many old NASCAR ar-tifacts along with the many vintage cars. Most of the driver’s names I remembered but there were a few that I didn’t. Every driver listed had a short bio about his (or hers) NASCAR career.

We located the simulator. They wanted us to go take some practice laps before getting in the car but there was a line. We decided that we didn’t need the practice and signed up. When it was our turn to race, there were six other racers with us. It was a strange set-up. There were only two pedals in the car (gas and brake). The problem was that the gas was where the brake should be and the brake was where the clutch should be. When I was on the parade lap, I wrecked the guy in front of me because I pressed the gas instead of the brake. I quickly learned the locations. The race was short (a little over 5 minutes) and Danny won. He had everybody else at least a lap down. I came in 4th 2 laps down. Danny came out with a big smile. I would have done bet-ter but I got in three wrecks that I didn’t start. I can see now how

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There were displays where they showed actual production cars that were sold everyday to the pub-lic that were converted to racecars. That’s how the sport started but it’s definitely not that way now. Every racecar is built from the ground up to race. NASCAR stands for National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing. They should take out the words: “Stock Car”.

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