Church Hill View
Posted by Susan in Uncategorized on May 5th, 2011 | 0 commentsLINKS!!! twitter.com sidneyraz.tumblr.com It was just to good of a day not to go out. I went on a bike ride up into Church Hill. It's about 4 miles from my house. Seeing Richmond in that light was awesome. I love this city. I think that this is going to be the start of a little serious. If you have an suggestions on how to make these videos better let me know in the comments. I started thinking I could do it like John Green does but I'm not as eloquent as him. Thanks Razcals! *** richmond va beautiful weather biking sidneyraz vlogging thunderstorms rain clouds
Tags: biking, rain, Richmond, sidneyraz, travelGilbert’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: Drive, 50, Bike, John, LeeShirley Plantation – near Richmond and Williamsburg, Virginia
Posted by Susan in Uncategorized on Mar 25th, 2011 | 0 commentsJoin us on a leisurely stroll around the grounds of Virginia's first plantation, established six years after our nation's first settlement at Jamestown in 1607. 11 generations of one family have lived in the "Great House" since the mansion was started in 1723.
Tags: american, most, grounds, National, outbuildingsReal estate for sale in Richmond Virginia – 1018265
Posted by Susan in Uncategorized on Mar 22nd, 2011 | 0 commentsReal estate for sale at 4517 Adelaide Ave Richmond Virginia 23234 - for more info visit vt.realbiz360.com
Tags: Richmond, Virginia, Ave, VA, realbiz360_35874_videoHistoric Jamestowne, Virginia
Posted by Susan in Uncategorized on Mar 20th, 2011 | 0 commentsHistoric Jamestowne is the official name used for the original site of the 1607 James Fort and the later 17th century city of Jamestown. Watch as archeologists work the sand identifying temporary soldiers' shelters, row houses, wells, the storehouse, and the 1608 church. Listen to students who are helping with the dig explain the small artifacts found on the site. Related video: www.youtube.com
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