Ghosts Lurking Around James River Plantation
Are you seeing more haunts and spooks going around now that we're in the month of Halloween? Memories of trick-or-treat nights come back to play, but now that you're an adult you can't do things like that. What if you still like to celebrate the ghouls and ghosts of Halloween? Come and experience the James River Plantation Progressive Ghost Tour in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Listen to the tale-telling of the Legend of Rippons Run, visit the Harwood Graveyard and the Southall slave graves where you'll hear about the Beechwood Tragedy. Plan a private group for this event or just take some friends or a loved one. It'll definitely be a ghostly entertaining night!
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Explore And Imagine With The Virginia Discovery Museum
The Virginia Discovery Museum offers some great ways to help keep your children occupied and their minds excited.
Are you looking for something to help keep your children entertained? I know we as parents sometimes have a hard time thinking of so many different ways to keep our kids occupied. How about a suggestion? Try the Virginia Discovery Museum. This will excite their imaginations and help them explore their minds.
Located in Charlottesville, Virginia, their exhibits include galleries such as the Busy Bee Wall, Barnyard Theater with Dress-Up, The Puppet Tree, Rainforest Hallway, Gear Wall, Art Studio and many more. The newest exhibition is The Treehouse. It was sponsored by the Bama Works Fund of the Dave Matthews Band, who also got their start in Charlottesville.
There is a lot of fun and delving into your imagination at the Virginia Discovery Museum. Wake up that mind of yours and enjoy the exhibits.
Arlington National Cemetery & Tomb Of The Unknown
Have you ever experienced the Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia? If you haven't, I highly recommend it. When I visited several years ago, the feeling you get there is just unexplainable. It's a sense of bravery and courage that you feel when walking among all these burial grounds for fallen military soldiers. These fallen soldiers date back to the Revolutionary War all the way up to the current conflict in the Middle East.
The Tomb of the Unknown is an experience to add when visiting the Arlington National Cemetery. These remains of unknown American soldiers were all presented with Medals of Honor at the time of interment. The Tomb is guarded 24-hours a day and 365-days a year by specially trained members of the 3rd United States Infantry. It is an overwhelming yet honorable and peaceful to witness this tradition.
Soak Up The Sun In Your Wedding Gown
Imagine strolling along the sand along Virginia Beach with a view of the horizon and hearing the sound of the waves hitting up against the rocks. Up above is a beautiful azure-blue sky with the sun shining brightly, and you look to your side as you are about to take vows with the one you love. Sound like a dream wedding to you?
Virginia Beach has some breathtaking locations for that romantic wedding of your dreams. From Chesapeake Bay to Sandbridge, and the North End is a beautiful secluded beach that includes First Landing State Park; you can have that fantasy wedding that so many others covet.
No need to hop on a plane and fly somewhere else for a honeymoon as you can just kick back and relax after that big day and bury your feet in the soft sand while soaking in the warmth of the sun.
Virginia's Crooked Road
"The Crooked Road" is known as Virginia's Heritage Music Trail. Set in the Southwest Blue Ridge Highlands and Heart of Appalachia regions, this road has the sounds of country music, mountain ballads, toe-tapping, and dance ballads that echo through these mountains.
Legends such as June Carter, Ernie Ford, and the Stanley Brothers have performed on "The Crooked Road". Performers that play music there nowadays range from The Midnight Ramblers, Dr. Ralph Stanley, Moccasin Gap and many others. There are festivals with numerous musicians throughout the spring, summer, and fall seasons.
Other things you'll find along "The Crooked Road" are luthiers (someone who repairs or makes string instruments) and fiddle makers, unique shops, and major venues that will just be fun for the whole family. So make "The Crooked Road" one of your places to visit on your list.
