Comfort Inn Southpoint Fredericksburg

... some awesome stuff, but again.. the traffic sucked!<br>We didn't make it to Virginia Beach yet, when It got to be 11 we needed a rest. Were starting fresh tomorrow!<br><br>Now for some wine and other honeymoon stuff :)<br><br><br>Geoff and Tammy Doyle<br>

Had breakfast in the hotel.Learned from the Weather Channel that a storm is possibly coming to the Outer Banks,North Carolina.Decided to cancel our plans for the Outer Banks.<br>Stopped at Weldon,North Carolina for lunch.Ate at Ralph's restaurant.their barbecue sandwich.It is barbecue ...

... for breakfast. On Saturday afternoon we celebrated my birthday with hats and ice cream cake, then went out to dinner. My daughter in law gave me a great present. It is a laptop case that she knitted. It is so pretty and she is so thoughtful. So happy she is part of our family.<br><br> Monday my grand daughter and I had our alone time in the motor home. She ate her raisins and drank her pink milk. Grandpa stopped by to see what we ...

... confederate flag hat, and a big black family was waiting in line behind him... <br><br>So off we went. For the next 7 hours, we rode on 4 rollercoasters (Dominator, Volcano, Stunt Double?, and Flight of Fear) and a kiddie swing type of ride. That's right. 7 hours and 5 rides. This is why the Flash Pass at 6 Flags is the greatest invention ever. The rollercoasters themselves were really, really fun and sometimes even ...

... gunner. A lot tougher than it sounds especially when you're hanging upside down. Ellen and Rusty were a team and Audrey and Clark. The score was E&amp;R 1 / A&amp;C 0. Yes it was difficult, but it was fun.....or so we thought until Rusty when into complete meltdown. He was completely livid with his mother for playing such a rotten game and not allowing him to shoot more enemy targets. After settling the boy ...

... an extremely honest WalMart employee. All of the money and credit cards were still in tact. Thank goodness! It really could have put a wrench in our plans.<br><br>Our goal was to make through DC. Around 3:00 a.m. we could stand it no longer and pulled into a WalMart just north of Fredericksburg, Virginia. We woke up the kids who (thankfully!) just rolled from the truck into their beds.

... camp. That was very interesting. They had bunks and other artifacts from Auschwitz. They had films of hard-to-watch stuff behind walls so kids wouldn't see it -- and I thought that was very good (to hide it, I mean). People are intrigued by that stuff, but it's so hard to watch. There were piles of shoes, piles of kitchen utensils that folks had taken with them, and stacks of luggage. Brian found the story of an entire town wiped out quite moving. The town ...

... Brian thinks that we covered nearly 4 miles today, and boy do our feet feel it. We got back to the car, got back towards our KOA and got some dinner before getting all the way back to camp. Once home, we gave ourselves some camping pedicures and watched a couple episodes of Facts of Life on DVD. Tomorrow we'll go to the National Holocaust Memorial and see whatever else we may stumble upon. We hope our feet will keep up with our desires to view the city.

... me to "Frederick" where she worked and from there I got one ride into a subway station from where I got to downtown DC. I burned some time that day, cause I had to meet with Ben at 6pm before picking my freind, Stefan, up in Dulles Airport later that night. Ben and me went out to eat with two of his girlfreinds and then I had to go to the airport to make sure that I would be there before Stefan. He was very nervous that I wouldn't going to be there when he arrived, so I waited ...

... really as interested in salt as they might be led to believe by the big book about salt you're reading. it's a lot to juggle. so i was in tappahannock, and it was good. gotta go back there tomorrow morning to say goodbye to my brother and his family and to finish the roof and trim of the workshop i've been painting. summer camp dorm brown (thick latexy stuff. like painting with chocolate) and a grassy green we all hope ...