I went to Williamsburg, Virginia during April to visit some dear friends. It was really awesome to visit Jamestown Island and Colonial Williamsburg. I can't wait to go back and spend more time there!

The Old Chickahominy House: delicious, southern comfort food. I had chicken and dumplings with a biscut and some Virginia (salty) ham. I also had a piece of pie. yummy and affordable.

Jenn's favorite spot: the glass blowers. I could watch them for hours! Jenn was very generous and bought me a gorgeous vase.

The James river, on a blustery day. Not much different than what the founders of Jamestown would have seen.
Another view of the James River; beautiful.

Detail from a bed in the Governor's mansion at Colonial Williamsburg

Another detail from the Governor's Mansion.
One of my favorite spots in Colonial Williamsburg: the paper maker. I love paper, so this was heaven!
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