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Mountains trees and snow
... bear.
We were travelling slowly - between pitstops and snow throwing stops we only managed to cover about 35 miles of the park before the sun started setting, so we decided to overnight in the town of Luray. The Days Inn although pleasant looking had very small rooms and we did not notice that the beds were doubles not Queens....we all felt a little cramped the next morning.
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“Manners are fun with Katherine the Great."
... really important to me. So she’s done some research, and taken me on a long drive out of Cville, through some precarious 4wd trails, to where the AT crosses through Virginia. We hike a little off it to Crabtree falls before powering up to it and triumphantly hopping around a bit.
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The Two Minute Tour of Shenandoah & Baltimore
... said the NJ stop and she was surprised that we didn’t want to stop at Edison turn pike, but accepted our destination. This tour by far was the longest tour we had gone on figuratively speaking. It was harder than the 12 day hike to ABC in Nepal, and more painful than a root canal. I hope and wish and pray that we would never have to go through this pain ever again.
In conclusion I would like to say a few things about tours. They are two ...
Barboursville Winery and The Barbeque Exchange
... techniques, the vineyard owners created a very successful Bordeaux blend, Octagon, which has been served to Queen Elizabeth and President Obama. During our visit we purchased another variety, the Cabernet Franc Select and packed it in our bags for sampling at home. The grounds we're very pretty and really reminded me of the Alsatian vineyards in France. We left Barboursville and drove into Gordonsville, a small historic town ...
A little further in-land
... s / stores holding and exhibition. You can see some of the work by a photographer working in Afghanistan in the photos.
Just outside of Charlottesville I stopped at an antique store to search for the sugar bowl accidentally broken by my daughter. Unfortunately 3 tennis courts worth of antique's didn't yield a result but I did meet a friendly Irish chap who suggested replacements.com.
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