- 5 Reasons Why I love the Outer Banks
When I have a long weekend from work looming fast on the calendar, often my husband and I consider taking a short trip to relax. Living in the Tidewater area, we are within a short driving distance of a number of relaxing, beautiful destinations. Most of the time, our thoughts and our desires turn to the Outer Banks of North Carolina. If you have been there, it is not difficult to understand why. - African-American Heritage in Stafford County, in Northern Virginia
Thanks to great progress in archaeological research, we are learning more about the role of African-Americans in our nation's history. Where once it was only known that many lived here as slaves and in subservient roles, we can learn more about how African-Americans lived in colonial and Civil War times, and how their cultures are remembered and felt today. - Celebrate Norfolk with Festivals all Year Round
Norfolk's festivals highlight the best of the city, from art and music, to regional cuisine and a strong pride in heritage and history. These events are continuous popular traditions for residents old and young, and newcomers to Norfolk are always welcome to join in on the fun. - Charlottesville, Virginia - Center of Virginia Culture
Enjoy a weekend stay in Charlottesville, Virginia. Learn more about this enchanting college town. - Civil War History is Alive in Stafford County, Pt. I
The War Between the States. The War of Northern Aggression. The Civil Warwhatever you wish to call it, there's no denying that those five years in the mid nineteenth represented one of the darkest times in our nation's history. More than a century later, the turmoil of brothers pitted against brothers, and a people's desire for freedom, continues to hold a fascination for some. Books and films about this time remain popular, and vacations are planned around Civil War sightseeing. Nowhere better can one absorb the experience of this bygone era than in Stafford County. - Currituck County - The Best Kept Secret of the Outer Banks
What comes to mind when you think of the Outer Banks? Obvious answers may include the stunning, white shorelines of the North Carolina coast, the tranquil breezes and lush tall grass filled with wildlife. - Five Reasons Why I Love Norfolk
Once regarded as a simple Navy town and a stop on the way to the beach or the more historical areas of the state, Norfolk is fast becoming an impressive metropolitan city. A lively cultural calendar, increased interest from major corporations, and the presence of NATO make Norfolk a city to watch in the future, for potential businesses and residences.If you have never been to Norfolk, or merely drove through on the way to somewhere else, you should definitely consider a stay. Here are just five reasons to love Norfolk. - Five Reasons Why I Love Virginia Beach
Why I love Virginia Beach - Four Reasons Why I Love St. Augustine
It is the oldest city in Florida, as well as the United States, and arguably it is one of the most visited. Of course, it is not difficult to see why St. Augustine attracts thousands of visitors annually, as the town embodies the spirit of a majestic pre-Colonial historic blended with the best of Spanish cultures. Beautiful beaches, eclectic shops and historical points of interest make St. Augustine a must-stop on the way to Disney World or Daytona Beach, but here are just a few personal reasons why I love St. Augustine. - From Wild Horses to Sweet Peaches, There's Always Something Happening in Currituck County
Stretched along the peaceful northern shores of the Outer Banks, Currituck County may give some the impression of a sleepy little area where one can simply lie on the beach and soak up the sun year round. - History and Fun Come Alive in Williamsburg, Virginia
Once the seat of early American government, Williamsburg, Virginia is one of the most popular vacation destinations in the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States. Its proximity to the Chesapeake Bay and larger cities like Washington, DC and Virginia Beach also attracts many people seeking a new home for raising a family, or for retirement. In the summer months, however, the town provides ample opportunity for families to explore the roots of our nation's history and culture, as well as have some fun. - Offsite Airport Parking Versus Onsite Parking
The plane tickets are purchased, the vacation days are set, the mail is on hold and somebody will be by to water the plants. Every detail of your coming trip is handled, except for the question of what to do with your car. - Quick Day Trips from Jacksonville, Florida
If you have a weekend free and are looking for a change of scenery from Jacksonville, a day trip around North or Central Florida provides the fun and relaxation you want. You won't have to spend too much time in the car, and there is always something to look forward to, coming and going. - The Arts are Alive in Norfolk-Virginia
Think you have to travel all the way to Washington, DC to enjoy cultural events, art, and music? For the best in symphony, dance, and visual arts on the Eastern seaboard, one can easily absorb inspiration for all senses in Norfolk, Virginia, the cultural capital of the Tidewater region. - The Currituck Outer Banks - Not Just for Summer Vacation!
For an exciting summer vacation and endless days of surf, sand, and sun, nothing beats a vacation to the Currituck Outer Banks. Nestled in the northern strip of North Carolina, the Currituck County side of the shoreline provides an isolation from the more crowded areas of the Outer Banks, yet is not so far away that visitors are unable to see all the sights of coastal Carolina. The summer is definitely the peak season, but once the leaves begin to turn is no reason for people to think they can't come in the fall of winter. Indeed, Currituck County is open all year around. - The Outer Banks - Home of Flight?
Where is America's home of flight? Some argue for Dayton, Ohio, which brought us the Wright Brothers, while others lean toward the Outer Banks of North Carolina, where the first actual flights took place. While both areas make good arguments to claim the title, one fact cannot be denied: the Outer Banks region is as rich in aviation history as it is in beautiful ocean scenery and pristine sands. - The Outer Banks in the Off-Season
Summertime is normally the peak season in the Outer Banks, with visitors from all over converging on Dare and Currituck Counties to relax on the beach, enjoy a round of golf, or spend the day fishing. Once winter hits, however, beachcombers tend to look further south to satisfy their sun-worshiping needs. Yet, the Outer Banks remains a wonderful destination for snow birds in search of a peaceful vacation. - Why I Love Suffolk, Virginia
Suffolk is attractive to Virginia residents for its distance from the more populous areas of Hampton Roads. In recent years, too, many major industries have come to set up large offices in Suffolk, among them Unilever and Target. However, this does not detract from the rural charm of this growing city, and it is certainly one place anybody visiting southern Virginia should see.
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