Wordless Wednesday – Shenandoah National Park
A scene in Shenandoah National Park that needs no words…
Virginia travel
Breezing Through Staunton, Virginia – Wishing I Had More Time
That little idiot light came on in my car yesterday. “Maint Req’d.” I know what it means; the first time it happened I called the dealership because the nowhere in the manual could I find an explanation of the meaning of the light. Turns out that it simply means it’s time to change the oil. … Read more
Luray Caverns and Heshey Chocolate World; A Grand Slam And A Strike-Out
Yesterday I was 1 for 2. Originally I had planned to return to I-95 North and and take the I-495 loop around Washington, D.C., but my friends in Fredericksburg, who travel this route every day, told me that traffic begins backing up 30 miles outside of D.C., which is only 50 miles away. Since my … Read more
Fredericksburg, Virginia Is For History Buffs, Antiquers, And Ghost Hunters
My wanderings didn’t take me far from Richmond. Monday morning, just 50 miles north of Richmond, I pulled off I-95 into Fredericksburg to fill up the gas tank. I was standing at the pump in this cute little town when I suddenly remembered that friends of mine live in Fredericksburg. Even better, it was the … Read more
Double The Pleasure In Richmond, Virginia – A Walking Tour And A Folk Music Festival
By the time my writers conference ended in Richmond, Virginia, I had been sitting for two days and I desperately needed to move. Serendipitously, I discovered that the conference fell on the same weekend as Richmond’s Annual Folk Music Festival, and so I decided to extend my stay by a day to enjoy this historic … Read more
