LAMBERT’S WINERY in Weston, West Virginia on Oct. 22nd, 2010

The Blue Ridge Inns of Greene County are your opportunity for rest, relaxation and pure pleasure in the cozy countryside of rural Greene County. Retreat from the world in nature or embrace the luxury of any of our inviting Inns.

For those of you who know me now and those of you who knew me then somethings change in life like the seasons and people but one thing that never changes where your from. I took a trip back home after being gone 12yrs.

www.floydfolks.org & http 1-540-808-2880 -floydlcfgroup@gmail – PO box 179 Floyd,Virginia 24091 The Town of Floyd: The Town of Floyd, Virginia is located just off the Blue Ridge Parkway along the eastern crest of the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains. Tourists are attracted to the town by the natural scenic beauty of the mountain landscape and the ample recreational opportunities afforded: hiking, camping, fishing canoeing, hunting, etc. Many more travelers are drawn to the town because of the rich local cultural history of music and art. Home to the Floyd Country Store with its Friday Night Jamborees, Floyd boasts being one of the regions finest stops for musical entertainment. Additionally, the diversity of artists found here will offer treasures for those looking for items from old fashioned hand crafted heirloom pieces to creations of modern art. In the heart of the town of Floyd, visitors and locals alike enjoy shopping at the unique shops such as the New Mountain Mercantile, Finders Keepers, The Book End, Chics Antiques, Floyd Antiques, The Bell Gallery, The Station, and many more. There is also the traditional supply store, Farmers Supply, where one can find anything from animal feed to building materials, to cooking utensils. The Hotel Floyd, a green hotel, is located right in Floyd, not far from the county’s only stoplight. There is also The Pine Tavern Lodge in town and various local bed and breakfasts- each with its own distinctive charm- scattered throughout the …

These two Loudoun wineries, Lost Creek Winery and Vineyards and Hidden Brook Winery, are owned by father and son. They enjoy a friendly rivalry to see who can produce the best wine. Each has his own style, and its reflected in the wineries themselves, from the American log-cabin style Hidden Brook, to the European style Lost Creek. These wineries are situated north of Leesburg, in the Potomac Cluster of dc’s Wine Country. Enjoy!

www.Virginia.org Need a romantic getaway? Consider a Virginia wine country tour. Visit a vineyard or one of vas 120 wineries. Enjoy the lush landscape and clean air of Virginia during a tasting. A local sommelier shares her passion for pairing wine with everything in this video. See why Virginia is for lovers- plan your Virginia wine country tour today!

pickings of local bands, craft and food vendors, hayrides, vineyard tours, a special tasting of nine wines with commemorative take-home glasses, and more! Sample all of our Norton wines, purchase some of our vintage Nortons, and refresh from the sun with their Sarah’s Patio Red. Become a FRIEND on Facebook: www.facebook.com Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com … Loudoun Virginia DC wine wineries vineyards Norton harvest festival music tastings country “chrysalis vineyards” “virginia …

This charming farm town became the center of commerce in Western Loudoun with the arrival of the railroad in 1874. Today, the rail bed has been converted to the Washington & Old Dominion Railroad Regional Park, a paved multi-use recreation trail that runs 45 miles from Arlington, Virginia to Purcellville. Purcellville is also home to many unique shops and eateries, including the “oddest store in Loudoun County”. Become a FRIEND on Facebook: www.facebook.com

This video, the final installment of our four part series of roundtable discussions with Loudoun vintners, features our winemakers discussing visiting wineries in Loudoun County, Virginia: DCs Wine Country and how each offer different experiences. Featured are (left to right) Kerem Baki from Hillsborough Vineyards, Bree Ann Moore from Loudoun Valley Vineyards, Bob Rupy from Bluemont Vineyards, Clyde Housel from Hiddencroft Vineyards, and Dave Collins of Breaux Vineyards. We invite you to …

This video, the final installment of our four part series of roundtable discussions with Loudoun vintners, features our winemakers discussing visiting wineries in Loudoun County, Virginia: DCs Wine Country and how each offer different experiences. Featured are (left to right) Kerem Baki from Hillsborough Vineyards, Bree Ann Moore from Loudoun Valley Vineyards, Bob Rupy from Bluemont Vineyards, Clyde Housel from Hiddencroft Vineyards, and Dave Collins of Breaux Vineyards. We invite you to …