We had a wonderful time on our day trip to Virginia on Friday. We stopped at two wineries, one tasting shop, an inn for lunch, and an ice cream parlor. The wineries were both picturesque and the town of Middleburg was so charming. The weather was perfect and the only low point of the day was driving back into the city. It took us over two hours and I actually hopped out of the car once we got into the city so that I could metro home. Yes, I left my husband to survive the gridlock on his own. I could tell we were headed for a fight and this helped save the day. I got home approximately 30 seconds before him, but I was relaxed again and he was happy that he did not have to deal with a side seat driver. But enough about the drive home. Let's look at some pictures!
The view at Crysalis Vineyards
Enjoying the sun! (Excuse my natural hair...didn't have time for a blow out)
Piedmont Vineyards
The oldest original inn, Red Fox Inn
Lunch on the back patio of the Inn
Enjoying the sun! (Excuse my natural hair...didn't have time for a blow out)
Piedmont Vineyards
The oldest original inn, Red Fox Inn
Lunch on the back patio of the Inn
We didn't make it down to the cherry blossoms, but we got to see them from a far and we might try to venture down to the tidal basin later this week once the tourists have packed up and gone home. No offense, tourists. Speaking of tourists, for a funny comparison of us vs. them read this post.
ETA: Blogger is messing with the color of my pictures. So weird!
ETA: Blogger is messing with the color of my pictures. So weird!
Such a perfect day trip. Love that Inn...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I LOVE that you hopped out of the car and took the metro the rest of the way home. Classic!!!!
ReplyDeleteI've been dying to get to the wineries out in Lou. Co.! One of these days I'll make it. Gorgeous pictures!
ReplyDeleteLooks beautiful & WASPy! In a good way, of course. :) Glad you had a good time!
ReplyDeleteWow that is gorgeous! That Inn is lovely too. I love the vintage look.
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