Tag: Learning

Where to Find Info About Historical Travel in the U.S.

| February 15, 2024 | 0 Comments
Where to Find Info About Historical Travel in the U.S.

I just stumbled on the ultimate source for interesting historical travel in the U.S.. I’m supposed to be doing something else right now, but I was so excited that I couldn’t wait to share it with you! I can’t believe I didn’t know about this before. Do you like Maritime History, American History, or Archaeology? […]

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Free National Park Days and Park Discount Passes

| January 2, 2024 | 14 Comments
Free National Park Days and Park Discount Passes

Did you know that there are several days each year that are free national park days? Admission fees are waived on these dates to make sure that everyone who wants to visit a national park can do so regardless of their ability to pay. They also serve as a way to encourage new visitors and […]

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6 Reasons NOT to Miss Virginia Tours in Historic Garden Week

| February 7, 2023 | 2 Comments
6 Reasons NOT to Miss Virginia Tours in Historic Garden Week

If you’re looking for places to go for Virginia home tours, have you heard of “America’s Largest Open House”? Historic Garden Week is Virginia’s oldest volunteer tourism project. It has happened in April every year since 1929 (except 2020 due to COVID). Nearly 26,000 visitors have the privilege of touring gorgeous homes throughout the Commonwealth […]

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Where to Search for Unclaimed Money and Property for Free

| April 4, 2022 | 0 Comments
Where to Search for Unclaimed Money and Property for Free

Who doesn’t love FREE money? Did you know that there could be unclaimed money or property being held for you to claim? Imagine if you found a few hundred or a few thousand dollars to put toward your next adventure. Have you ever had a financial account from your youth or college days that slipped […]

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5 Important Tips for Travelers at Any Stage

| April 16, 2020 | 7 Comments
5 Important Tips for Travelers at Any Stage

Have you dreamed of traveling the world, but were too intimidated or afraid to take the first step? Are you a beginner traveler that’s overwhelmed by the logistics involved in planning a trip? Here are 5 important tips for travelers whether you’re a beginner or a more seasoned wanderer. I recently returned from a once-in-a-lifetime […]

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What You Need to Know About Virginia Historic Garden Week

| April 15, 2018 | 1 Comment
What You Need to Know About Virginia Historic Garden Week

One of the highlights of my year in search of educational traveling with purpose is coming up next week. Do you love gorgeous floral arrangements, history, architecture? What about interior design, outdoor gardens or even just supporting a worthy cause? If so, you’ll LOVE any of the Historic Garden Week Tours hosted throughout the Commonwealth […]

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5 Great Reasons to Attend Monticello’s Heritage Harvest Festival

| September 20, 2016 | 0 Comments
5 Great Reasons to Attend Monticello’s Heritage Harvest Festival

I’ve said before how impressed I was on my first visit to Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello (on a normal day). I’m here to say that after the 10th Annual Heritage Harvest Festival last weekend I’m recommending it even more fervently. Over the coming days I’ll share 10 big reasons why you should reserve the date on […]

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Chef’s Table Cooking Class – A Southern Picnic

| August 4, 2016 | 0 Comments
Chef’s Table Cooking Class – A Southern Picnic

Have you ever taken a cooking class while on vacation? When planning a trip, research the restaurants and regional cuisine before booking your flight. Do you love fresh ideas for cooking, entertaining, and serving? If so, then a cooking class may be perfect for you, whether you’re a Hampton Roads local or merely visiting the area […]

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Isle of Wight Historic Garden Week Tour – Historic Homes

| April 28, 2016 | 0 Comments
Isle of Wight Historic Garden Week Tour – Historic Homes

Several years ago, when I was new to Virginia I learned about the state-wide Historic Garden Week. I love gorgeous gardens, as well as lovely historic homes. Plus I thought I could learn a thing or two about the Commonwealth, history, and gardening by checking out a few of the tours. Over the years I’ve had […]

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