Gilbert’s Corner to Aldie Mill
Posted by Susan in Uncategorized on Apr 29th, 2011 | 0 commentsStarting at Gilbert's Corner ( US Route 50 & US Route 15 intersection), this video ends at historic Aldie Mill in Aldie, VA. Much of the history in this area relates to the Civil War, Native Americans, regional trade and travel, and African Americans.
Tags: foothills, mosby, directions, tourism, AfricanNew WalMart Supercenter Clearbook Va
Posted by Susan in Uncategorized on Feb 19th, 2011 | 0 commentsThe Hunting Hills Plaza Wal-Mart store located in Roanoke, VA on US 220 closes it's door on Jans 25th, 2011. The employees are transferred to the new store located at the new Clearbrook, VA Wal-Mart Super-center located in Clearbrook on US 220,about a mile away. The new Wal-Mart opens it's door on Jan 26th, 2011. The 200000 square foot Wal-Mart Super-center resembles a small village like setting with a store front facade shaped like individual houses with windows and shutters. The new Wal-Mart Supercenter will employ 350 workers. It has 25 check out lanes. It does NOT have self check out lanes.
Tags: 220, subway, Grand, Hans, storesNancy Today: Luray, VA’s Visitors’ Center
Posted by Susan in Virginia Tourism on Jan 25th, 2011 | 0 commentsWell, this is Luray. Let's see what's here.
Tags: tour, Drive, driving, visitor's center., visitWashington DC visitors will enjoy a highly educational trip
Posted by Susan in Virginia Tourism on Nov 29th, 2010 | 0 commentswww.squidoo.com Travel to Washington DC Washington DC is a very popular vacation destination, and for many tourists it is almost like a pilgrimage. You can find diplomats and immigrants from every part of the globe in Washington DC. Visiting Washington is convenient and educational for people of any age. You can expect inspirational and educational recommendations from our informative travel guide to make a visit to Washington DC truly memorable. Whether you are on business or vacation, our travel guide has everything to offer you, to make things better, comfortable, and affordable for you. Washington DC is, first and foremost, a business city, and at night it is transformed into a magical place of illuminated buildings, memorials, and monuments. Viewing the lit up buildings at night is just one of the many cosmopolitan adventures Washington offers you. Places worth visiting in Washington DC include the Smithsonian Institution, the US Capitol, the Lincoln Memorial, the White House, the Washington Monument, the Jefferson Memorial, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the Korean War Veterans Memorial, the National Gallery of Art, and the US Holocaust Museum. Corcoran Gallery of Art is a world-class museum and houses all the renowned Twentieth Century art collections. The main festivals and holidays in Washington are the Cherry Blossom Festival, the Fourth of July Celebration on the National Mall, the tree lighting ceremony, Earth Day, Easter holiday, and the Smithsonian Kite ...
Tags: government, photos, vacation, Park, CapitalBeckley West Virginia In The Rain.
Posted by Susan in Virginia Tourism on Sep 20th, 2010 | 0 commentsBeckley West Virginia is an unusual place full of interesting buildings, a place where the past is beginning to meet the present as new buildings are being built and the Old Buildings stand proud. It is all grand but in the rain as you are driving, a little magic begins to happen. It doesn't matter where you are when the rain comes down, nature is the chief and nature paints the picture. See a part of Beckley West Virginia in the rain as you are driving. Enjoy.
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