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You’ve probably been wondering—as we did—how it is that we have this wonderful Colonial Williamsburg that we can tour today. How it is that we can learn the history behind […]
Travel With Us — At Your Pace
We are a couple in our 70’s who love to travel and find new and interesting places. Come with us and experience places you may have visited, places you never knew existed, and places you’d love to go to, At Your Pace.
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After a brief visit with our Florida family, we took off after 2 days when we heard that Hurricane Milton was coming our way. We took off for the northeast corner of South Carolina for a few days (9 posts) and then to Milledgeville, Ga., (4 posts) since it was close to the campground we love staying in before we drive home.
Come join us as we learn about the history of cotton in South Carolina and the capital of Georgia during the Civil War–and so much more. Now that we’re home, we can recover from surgeries and enjoy winter in Georgia. Our planned next trip will start in March to see our Florida family and then go to St. Louis to begin the Lewis and Clark trail to the Pacific Ocean.
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A friend on FaceBook said that her favorite place along the Virginia coast was Jamestown. Hmmm. Since we’ve already decided to come back to Colonial Williamsburg in December to see […]
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After seeing where James Fort was located and would have looked like, we walked down the path to where historic Jamestown had been built. This unusual building is called the […]
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This 3rd post about Jamestown covers its growth as a town and how it evolved over the years as it became the first capital of Virginia. We’re back in the […]
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Now that we’ve looked at the founding and growth of the first permanent settlement at James Fort and then Jamestown, let’s take a new look at some of the significant […]
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