Quick, relaxing DC getaway?
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I was gonna suggest Pittsburgh, but that's 5-6 hours. Though I hate to tout our own horn, Harrisburg has an Artsfest that weekend. The venue is Riverfront Park, which is along the Susquehanna in Harrisburg.
Hershey is also about 20 minutes down the road, so you can give that a look as well.
The river is a little jewel. It was never deep enough for serious industrial development, so its prime usage is, and has been recreational.
Take a quick look at the Artsfest info here, http://www.modeweekly.com/artsfest/ , and then I'd suggest doing some Google-searching for more information. We're not quite as well-organized when it comes to the WWW as we'd like to think.
Hershey is also about 20 minutes down the road, so you can give that a look as well.
The river is a little jewel. It was never deep enough for serious industrial development, so its prime usage is, and has been recreational.
Take a quick look at the Artsfest info here, http://www.modeweekly.com/artsfest/ , and then I'd suggest doing some Google-searching for more information. We're not quite as well-organized when it comes to the WWW as we'd like to think.
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Mimi has an excellent recommendation.
There is also a Wyeth Museum in Chadd's Ford in the Brandywine Valley that is great fun, and free. Also, Longwood Gardens, and Winterthur, and the Hadley Industrial Museum.
Reminds me that we need to go back there, it has been a while.
There is also a Wyeth Museum in Chadd's Ford in the Brandywine Valley that is great fun, and free. Also, Longwood Gardens, and Winterthur, and the Hadley Industrial Museum.
Reminds me that we need to go back there, it has been a while.
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The Greenbriar, located in Sulphur Spring, West Virginia. VERY nice and relaxing. They are known for their spa treatments, but also have a great golf course. The rooms are lovely, as are the grounds. I remember that the Sunday brunch was outstanding. They have a website, www.greenbrier.com.
Now I want to go!!
Now I want to go!!
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What about the Greenbrier? It is supposedly one of the highest rated resorts in the world. Expensive, but supposedly worth it. I have not been but few of our friends recommend it.
Their website is www.greenbrier.com
Their website is www.greenbrier.com