Travel For Adventurous Women
Some East Coast food and wine travel to the Virginia vineyards around Charlottesville has an altogether different vibe than a visit to California wine regions. I moved to Washington, DC almost two years ago from San Francisco, CA. When I lived in California, I enjoyed taking weekend road trips with my husband to Napa, Sonoma, … Read more
The next time you are driving up or down I-95 through the Mid-Atlantic you really should stop and visit Richmond, Virginia, for the night. I know there’s that I-295 that bypasses the Virginia capitol city completely, but still, I really think you should do it, and frankly, staying two nights would be even better. Not that I’m bitter or anything.
At the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond, natural light, cityscapes & art are brought gracefully together.
Clifton Inn, Charlottesville: When visiting the University of Virginia, my daughter and I found it to be a special place for a mother and daughter to stay. See the raindrops on the petals? My mother used to tell me that meant more rain was coming. She was right My older daughter and I just returned … Read more
“What’s your favorite spot to have a picnic?” When I sat down to write my answer to this week’s question, I had to struggle to think of the last time I actually “went on a picnic.” Sure I have eaten a sandwich wrapped in cellophane several times in recent memory… a picnic by default, really. … Read more
Do you have a hotel in your hometown where you were always a little jealous of the guests? I do: The Jefferson Hotel in Richmond, Virginia.
