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Charlottesville via Shenandoah Valley Nat'l Park
We left DC and headed towards the Shenandoah Valley National Park. The park was beautiful and offered a range of hikes through out its length (approx 105 miles)..we only did about 65 miles of it and two of the hikes..both just enough. We later reached Charlottesville and took in the town which is home to UVA - It is an amazing campus. The heat …
Charlottesville – land of Presidents
The region immediately around Charlottesville was home to three American Presidents – Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe and James Madison (our 3rd, 4th and 5th Presidents) -- an impressive record for any city but especially surprising from such a small population (currently just over 100,000). I'll discuss Monroe and Madison shortly, but …
Mountains trees and snow
... site (closed for the winter) in Shenandoah. Linda heard some noises outside the long drop, and when she came out looking for a tap, came face to face with a black bear!! Fortunately it was a baby and mommy did not seem to be around - I did wonder though why Linda's pace back to the car was quite so brisk!! From the relative safety of the car we then drove around the picnic site to ...
“Manners are fun with Katherine the Great."
I have known my friend Kat since we were both little kidlets tearing around the horse paddocks together. She has also seen me at a complete loss for words, in an uncontrollable, ugly mess of tears, twice in our lifetimes.
The first time was just after my horse Tucson died during a competition. She sat in the dirt with me, in the middle of a paddock, by his dead body. Huddled together, both of us in tears. As the sun slipped away and both ...
The Two Minute Tour of Shenandoah & Baltimore
The next morning we woke up early and headed to breakfast. We had eggs and toast and coffee before heading back on the bus. There were quite a few stragglers, as not everyone wanted to leave or was listening, or didn't care what this awful tour guide had said the previous day about being on time. When all of us were settled we were on our way to our one and final stop. Shenandoah caverns.
Shenandoah caverns are these underground caverns 150 feet ...