Better 1/2 and I just got back from a few days at Colonial Williamsburg. Went there on our Honeymoon 50yrs. ago in the middle of an extremely hot July. Decided to go back in a very cold December, as my parents did (who we, there children, sent them for the 50'th anniversary) to see it decorated for and celebrating Christmas. And, while it wasn't Christmas Day dinner as they enjoyed, we did have dinner at the same location, Christiana Campbell's Tavern. If you've never been, Colonial Williamsburg is a very interesting, educational and fun place to visit. I enjoy watching the craftsman (the silver smith, the cooper, the blacksmith, the apothecary, the blacksmith, the bookbinder, the cooper and wheelmaker and many more) and learn 'how things were made 'back in the day'.
Colonial Williamsburg https://www.colonialwilliamsburg.org/
Old times & Old places.
Old times & Old places.
Often asked question: When are you going to think about getting a trike?
Answer: When I come to a stop with this one, put my feet down and can't hold it up!
Answer: When I come to a stop with this one, put my feet down and can't hold it up!
Re: Old times & Old places.
Well, happy anniversary. Sounds like you had a wonderful time all the way around.
Mind the thorns.
Re: Old times & Old places.
Thank You! Amazing..............50 years and she hasn't kicked me to the curb..................yet. 
Often asked question: When are you going to think about getting a trike?
Answer: When I come to a stop with this one, put my feet down and can't hold it up!
Answer: When I come to a stop with this one, put my feet down and can't hold it up!
Re: Old times & Old places.
I remember going there about 40 years ago. Ok, memories are vague......very vague.
What I do remember is exactly the way you described it. Educational interesting and lots of fun. Couldn't tell you the name of it, but I recall eating at a tavern that had no electric lights, serving the exact same food they served 250 years ago. Good times indeed.
Glad you and the missus were able to enjoy it once again.
What I do remember is exactly the way you described it. Educational interesting and lots of fun. Couldn't tell you the name of it, but I recall eating at a tavern that had no electric lights, serving the exact same food they served 250 years ago. Good times indeed.
Glad you and the missus were able to enjoy it once again.
Life is like riding a motorcycle. Balance is key, unless you’re at a stoplight and forget to put your feet down. Then, balance is just embarrassing. 
Ride Free, Ride Hard
Ride Free, Ride Hard