Peaks of Otter Winery segment from Living in the Heart of Virginia. Part of the Bedford Wine Trail.

A 30 second commercial for Virginia’s Restaurant of the Year (2008), The Lafayette Inn, in Stanardsville, Virginia.

Visit Virginia’s capital, in the comfort and cozy elegance of the Kensington. Conveniently situated near the Virginia Historical Society and Museum District, Carytown shopping, Byrd and Maymont park, as well as a wide array of distinctive, fun and tasty restaurants. A stay at the Kensington makes any visit unique and memorable. It’s your home away from home. Southern hospitality at its best.

Corbin Hall is a waterfront development on Virginia’s Eastern Shore about 45 minutes south of Ocean City, Maryland. This private, gated community has lots and home/lot packages available. The beautiful community center is based off of the original plantation house that originally stood on the site many years ago. The wooded, meadow and waterfront lots are perfect as primary and vacation homes. The community pier, boat launch and boat storage area make it an ideal location for relaxing or …

In the mountains in Bedford County, the Peaks of Otter winery began in 1995 and it still produces some of the best fruit wine the state has to offer. As Sherri McKinney reports, if they can squeeze it, they’ll try and make wine out of it. More at www.vafb.com.

This is a brief video on my travels last weekend up the Blue Ridge Parkway and stay at the Woodberry Inn Bed and Breakfast in Meadows of Dan, VA. I have stayed there before and am always very pleased. It is always very clean, quiet, quaint, relaxing and rustic. make sure you get the blueberry pancakes in the AM. Here is their info: WoodberryInn.com 182 Woodberry Rd SW Meadows of Dan, VA 24120 (540)593-2567

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 …

In the mountains in Bedford County, the Peaks of Otter winery began in 1995 and it still produces some of the best fruit wine the state has to offer. As Sherri McKinney reports, if they can squeeze it, they’ll try and make wine out of it. More at www.vafb.com.