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Linda Hewlett King
My husband has fond memories of Virginia,having grown up there.He wants us to visit.
Jamestown,the coast, "That place was nice."
Lisa Groszer Wow 40 yrs ... thats awesome ... Virginia is a great place to travel ...
Audrey Moore Have a Safe & Happy 4th!! Born and raised in Chesterfield, Va; now reside in Amelia Court House, Va. on beautiful farmland...almost heaven!
Chanel Bradley I am excited...... just book a vacation to travel to virginia in Dec ,for the holidays with my family.
Sheila Rork Dunbar love it here miss my family in kansas though shout out to T-Town
Janet Stepp Willuweit I am from VA. in Shenandoah Valley. Born and raised,, VA. has alot to see and to offer. VA. is one of the most History States that I know of. Take the time to visit,you'll love it! AND you will come back!
Sarah
The Museum of the Shenandoah Valley's newest changing exhibition of O. Winston Link railroad photography was featured on TV3 Winchester! Check out the video.. http://www.tv3winchester.com/home/headli
Martyne Beauvais Hi i m from quebec,and i m gonna be there on july 22 with my daugther.We ll camp at Holiday travel Park for 10 days...IF someone will be there at the same time let know, we like to know a new people....Have a nice holiday everybody!!!!
Ryan Link
How will transportation affect how/where you travel over the next 25 years? Participate in the discussion, and play a role in the development of VTrans2035, Virginia's Long Range Transportation Plan - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Richmond-V
Jason Elledge
The 2009 Wolf Gap Wine and Music Festival is
scheduled for Sat, June 27. The wine will be the
finest of Wolf Gap Wines (all twelve varieties) and the
music from The Greydogband, who are masters of blues,
folk, jazz, oldies and some of their own songs composed
by the members of the band.
To hear some of this great band's music just go to their
website www.greydogband.com/
The band will play from 2pm until 6pm or later if the
crowd insists. So plan to bring your family and a blanket or
deck chairs and sit out on the back lawn while the band
plays. We will do our best to see that you enjoy the pork
BBQ sandwich and sides while you sip some Wolf Gap
Wine and take in the music. Those of you who came to our
festival last year know this is one of the events NOT to
miss.
The cost of the concert is $10/adults, $5 for kids under
14 and free for youngsters under 5. Dogs are free, too.
Just remember to bring their leash. Rowdy dogs will be
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Maureen Brown-Petracca We've begun our journey to see 101 places in one year based on the book "101 Places You Gotta See Before You're 12" by Joanne O'Sullivan. I think we'll be able to see almost all 101 places in Virginia. The only ones I'm have trouble finding are: an ancient city, rock art, and an insectarium.
Country Music's roots are in Bristol, Virginia. Find out what is happening year round following the Crooked Road Trail!
Enjoy Bluegrass, Country and Gospel Music at annual festivals, weekly concerts and live radio shows along the Crooked Trail.
Sit back, relax and listen to the R&B;, Jazz and Gospel of Virginia's musicians and hot venues.
The Edwardian Era (1880-1920) was a time of tremendous social and technological change in America.
Linda Marimpietri We're on our last move with the military, and soo happy to be in Va Beach for good!
Virginia is for Lovers