A visit to the Glass Ranch in Escondido is MY idea of Black Friday.
And you still have time to enjoy it, too.
Their semi-annual open house with glass blowing demonstrations (VIDEO LINK to my vid on YouTube), beautiful glass creations (glasses, jewelry, bowls, vases, decorative items), and strolling through their magnificent gardens is a wonderful way to shop in a venue I suspect few have experienced.
Talented glass blowers Garry Cohen and Cherrie LaPorte are a delight and you will enjoy chatting with them about their love of glass blowing.
The open house continues for 2 more days
- TODAY, Saturday November 27th, from 11 until 4
- and then again on Sunday from 11 until 4. Don't miss this opportunity to experience an artistic venue that will enthrall you.
The Glass Ranch is located at 20307 Beech Lane just off Del Dios Highway in Escondido, a stone's throw from Lake Hodges.
The Glass Ranch owners' contemporary home and gardens on the hill surrounded by mountains in view of Lake Hodges makes the visit even more special.
Enjoy the photos AND a virtual walk through their gardens below.
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The Glass Ranch in the Del Dios area of Escondido, just up the hill from Lake Hodges, is a garden of delights. No, this is not a take-off on that famous painting, The Garden of Earthly Delights by Hieronymous Bosch. 
