“Virginia Is For Lovers” is one of Virginia’s tourism
mottos by the way.
My Dad
had a conference to attend for a couple of days in Fredericksburg so Mom &
I and the kids had free time on our hands during the days to explore the area. We did have a few hours for all 5 of us to go exploring one morning. We went to downtown to walk around for a while.
A fun little Diner we found. Note the signs running along the top of the wall.
This one cracked me up!
A friend of mine who lives in the area told us we HAD to try
Carl's ice cream. It did not disappoint.
The sign on this building was interesting to me too.
beautiful blooms
What kind of tree is this? They were beautiful and everywhere around the city.
ahhh...my friend Kay. She played a roll in David and I starting to date the first time. It was great to get to see her again after several years.
One day we drove
Skyline Drive through Shenandoah National Park. The beauty took my breath away. If you ever get a chance to travel there you really should.
On our way back to GA we stopped to have a picnic. Jacob insisted that we needed to have a picnic on a red blanket under the trees. He wanted to do this when we were up at the top of the mountains but it was just way.to.cold.! So, he got his wish in North Carolina.
Good times with Papa and Nana.
And to prove that I was on this trip...here I am too!
love, love, love this boy
At the end of our Skyline Drive trip we went to
Monticello. Another place well worth visiting. But...ummmm...yeah, I can't find any of those pictures.
Virginia was a great place to visit - I want to go back again as there is so much to see. The truth is, though, this TX girl got a little claustrophobic. There are a LOT of trees there!