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Sunday, 14 June 2009

Colonial Williamsburg

Posted on 19:25 by Unknown

I fulfilled my inner (and outer) history geek today by spending the entire day walking the streets of Colonial Williamsburg.  It is so awesome.  I love it.  I donate every year to the foundation, but inexplicably it has been YEARS since I've paid a visit.  WTF?  No more.  I'm here, and will make a concerted effort to return more often.

Took a lot of pictures.  A LOT.  Not really much to go into detail here on the blog.  The photos tell the tale.  A great day exploring buildings, interacting with interpreters, eating tavern food, buying history souvenirs, then finishing it all with a harpsichord performance inside the Colonial Capitol building.

A great day.  A great, great day.





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