 | Eagle Carriage Co's Victorian Horse Drawn Wedding Carriage Wedding using a horse drawn victorian weddding carriage by Eagle Carriage Co. |
 | Queen Ann Victorian Farmhouse/Horse Ranch. http://www.tourfactory.com/s282291/r_www.youtube.com This Queen Ann victorian farm house has 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths and features 2747 square feet of tranquil living. The breathtaking views of MT. Diablo and the surrounding valleys is awe-inspiring. An open and bright floor plan with a glassed/screened wrap around porch allows the magnificent views to be seen from every room. Outdoors you will find tranquil landscaping and a stunning setting. Enjoy evenings on your private viewing deck... |
 | Ladies of the War Horse Sidesaddle Musical Victorian performance. The War Horse Foundation is a 501-3c presenting various historical cavalry regiments from around the world. We present their ladies riding sidesaddle! Check out War Horse videos. |
 | Victorian Carriage Horse ride Brendan having a ride in the Victorian carriage for the first time. |
 | 11 Acres on Lake Lavon Backs Corps of Engineers Property This stunning property has it all. The home sits secluded on 11+ Acres with a horse barn, arena, bunk house & swimming pool. Hardwood floors, lots of potential. Property backs Corps of Engineer property on Lake Lavon. |
 | Toddler on the Victorian Carriage Horse ride Brendan sitting the Victorian Carriage Horse ride for the very first time |
 | Victorian Carriage Company - Horse Drawn Carriage the victorian carriage company travels down merrion row in dublin. nice horses. simple vid. nothing too fancy here... |
 | musical victorian steam carousel victorian steam carousel with genuine organ music playing. video taken while on ride horse going up and down |
 | Fancy Dress Class at Horse Show Robin hood and his merry men on Welsh Cobs at the Victorian All Welsh Show January 2007. |
 | Victorian Sky A slideshow of my horse. She's an OTTB, 4 yrs., 16.3 hh., and she's the nicest horse I've ever met. Isn't she lovely?? |
 | Victorian Roses Technicolor a re-enactment and parade group in Southern California |
 | Iron Horse Vineyards Intro Iron Horse is one of Sonoma County's most prestigious, small, independent, estate, family owned wineries. The founding partners, Audrey and Barry Sterling first saw it in the pouring rain in February 1976. Driving down Ross Station Road, they were sure they were lost until they crested the knoll and the view opened up to 300 acres of gentle rolling hills and a wall of trees behind that looked like Camelot to them. Incurable romantics, and having extraordinary vision, they bought the property in just two weeks. In those days, Iron Horse was the most westerly vineyard in Sonoma County. Even the agricultural extension agents from US Davis recommended they look further east as this vineyard was prone to frost as late as June 1st, well after bud-break in the spring and jeopardizing the crop. But having lived in France, the Sterlings knew the cool, foggy climate was exactly what they were looking for to grow Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. And, as a native San Franciscan, Audrey Sterling had spent part of her summers on the Russian River and was familiar with the area. There were 110 acres in vine at the time, originally planted by Forrest Tancer when he was working for Rodney Strong. Forrest and the Sterlings became partners, upgraded the vineyard, engineered an elaborate frost protection system, built the winery and produced their first vintage of Estate Chardonnay in 1978. The winery officially opened in 1979 with the first vintage of Estate Pinot Noir on Barry Sterling's 50th birthday. The first vintage for the Sparkling Wines was 1980. The name Iron Horse came from a train that stopped at Ross Station at the turn of the 20th Century. The logo, the rampant horse on a weathervane, came from an actual weathervane that was unearthed when they were leveling the ground to build the winery. In the arena of Sparkling Wines, Iron Horse stands as one of the top two or three California producers, depending upon whom you read. The wines have been served at the White House for the past four consecutive presidential administrations, beginning with the historic Reagan-Gorbachev Summit Meetings, which lead to the end of the Cold War. The winery is proud to produce a limited number of special cuvees for select chefs and restaurateurs including Charlie Palmer, Michael Mina, Bradley Ogden, Norman Van Akin, Guenter Seeger in Atlanta, Disney and Commander's Palace. Iron Horse is truly a family affair. Audrey and Barry's daughter Joy Sterling joined the winery in 1985. She has become the face of Iron Horse. She oversees sales, marketing and PR and lives at the foot of the estate. The Sterling's son Laurence, his wife Terry and their children moved to Iron Horse in 1990 and built their home on the far southwest corner of the property. Laurence is Director of Operations. Audrey and Barry are retired, but still reside at the heart of the property in the original Victorian built in 1876. Forrest Tancer retired in 2005. |
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