Hill High’s Country Store, Round Hill, VA Loudoun

Posted by Susan in Virginia Tourism on Aug 17th, 2009 | 0 comments

This old apple packing house converted into a country store is famous for their pies. Choose your favorite, then choose from 36 more! Family owned, Hill High is both a favorite hangout for local residents and a destination for people from all over the US who make sure to stop for a slice of pie while there and purchase a whole pie to take home. Become a FRIEND on Facebook: www.facebook.com Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com

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Posted by Susan in Virginia on May 21st, 2009 | 0 comments

Discover family fun on the farm at Great Country Farms in Bluemont, Virginia, with hayrides to u-pick fruits and vegetables. Enjoy the 2800 sq. foot Pumpkin Jumpin' Pillow, 4 challenging mazes, giant slides, friendly farm animals, catch and release fishing, swings, and even a giant chess set. Your family is sure to fill a day with memories to last a lifetime. When you grace your table with freshly picked produce from the farm, you nourish your body and soul. And Great Country Farms has great ...

Tags: VA, u-pick, Family, animals, Farm

Great County Farms, Family Fun in Bluemont, VA Loudoun

Posted by Susan in Virginia on May 19th, 2009 | 0 comments

Discover family fun on the farm at Great Country Farms in Bluemont, Virginia, with hayrides to u-pick fruits and vegetables. Enjoy the 2800 sq. foot Pumpkin Jumpin' Pillow, 4 challenging mazes, giant slides, friendly farm animals, catch and release fishing, swings, and even a giant chess set. Your family is sure to fill a day with memories to last a lifetime. When you grace your table with freshly picked produce from the farm, you nourish your body and soul. And Great Country Farms has great ...

Tags: Bluemont, farms, Great, hayrides, vegetables

Virginia Farm Bureau – Peaks of Otter Winery

Posted by Susan in Virginia on May 1st, 2009 | 1 comment

In the mountains in Bedford County, the Peaks of Otter winery began in 1995 and it still produces some of the best fruit wine the state has to offer. As Sherri McKinney reports, if they can squeeze it, they'll try and make wine out of it. More at www.vafb.com.

Tags: Peaks, fruit, agriculture, drinking, Otter