PullOverandLetMeOut takes you to the heart of historic Charlottesville, Virginia, to the top of Carter Mountain to discover a unique orchard positioned up high overlooking the valley below, and next door to Thomas Jefferson’s beloved Monticello. Travel along to Carter Mountain Orchard and savor the seasons in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Thomas Jefferson and James Monroe were more than just presidents and founding fathers of the United States. They were also neighbors. Travel with PullOverandLetMeOut to discover the top tips for visiting Jefferson’s Monticello and Monroe’s Highland in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Located on the Historic Downtown Mall, The Nook has been a landmark for dining since 1951. Travel there with PullOverandLetMeOut to learn five unbeatable reasons to choose The Nook for breakfast in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Explore the Virginia Creeper Trail with Pull Over and Let Me Out and discover some of the best advice for organizing your mountain biking vacation.
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Travel with Pull Over and Let Me Out to the 28th president’s library and museum in the scenic Shenandoah Valley.
Travel with Pull Over and Let Me Out to learn about this historic hotel in the foothills of the Shenandoah and its modern-day luxury accommodations.
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On average, 60,000 people visit the National D-Day Memorial in Bedford, Virginia each year. Travel with PullOverandLetMeOut to learn more about visiting this moving memorial in the foothills of the Shenandoah.
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Albemarle Estate is an elegant Georgian-style inn nestled in the foothills of Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains. Travel with PullOverAndLetMeOut to this stunning retreat along the Monticello Wine Trail.
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Traveling through Nelson County, Virginia we’re road weary and need a break. Having driven close to six hours in the rain and
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Historic Yorktown, in the Tidewater region of Virginia in the colonial triangle of tourism.
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There’s one event that keeps me returning to Busch Gardens Williamsburg year after year. Each fall, the popular amusement park located in Williamsburg,
Special thanks to Meghan Gearino and Erin Bagnell at VisitRichmondVA.com for assisting me with my itinerary and for the attractions guest pass.
PullOverandLetMeOut travels to rural Virginia and the historic spot where Generals Grant and Lee met to put an end to the American Civil War. This is a must-visit for history buffs.
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Is Brookneal, Virginia the ultimate escape? That’s a great question and the best way to answer it is another question. What’s your
While touring the Harrisonburg-Rockingham Artisan Trail I made a stop at White Oak Lavender and fell in love at first sight, taste,
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Though my trip was hosted by the Virginia Tourism Corporation all opinions are honest and my own. The Cultural Crossroads of the
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I got to spend Independence Day 2017 at Red Hill, Patrick Henry’s final home. Though July 4th is a historic date, every
Every Day is Historic at Red Hill, Patrick Henry’s Final Home Read More »
Did you know Thomas Jefferson had a summer home? I didn’t, so when I discovered I was only a short distance from
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They say, “Virginia is for Lovers.” They must have had Lynchburg in mind when the expression was coined. I spent a fun
In 1987, the iconic film, Dirty Dancing, was released and became a surprise box office success. The low-budget film starring Patrick Swayze
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Thomas Jefferson had a vision that one day, Virginia would grow grapes and produce wines to compete with the great wines of
The Williamsburg Winery; A Tour and Tasting of Fine Wine Read More »
If you find yourself in Charlottesville, Virginia for a trip to Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello, by all means, be sure to include a
Thomas Jefferson had a vision for viniferous activity in his beloved Virginia. Though perhaps his grape-growing dreams didn’t come to fruition
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Virginia’s Hanover Tavern; Yes, George Washington slept here. Hanover Tavern in Hanover, Virginia On a recent trip to Virginia which allowed me
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Virginia B&Bs Along I-95 The I-95 Corridor running through Virginia is busy, that goes without saying. However, this heavily-traveled stretch of
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Michie Tavern In Thomas Jefferson’s Neighborhood A road trip to Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello is a classic journey into American history. The
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The vineyards at Philip Carter Winery in Hume, Virginia Philip Carter Winery History Rolling hills, vibrant leaves, the fragrant aroma
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Colonial Williamsburg is a favorite historical fall destination in the heart of Tidewater Virginia
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Taking kids to historic locations can be a risky proposition. Will the kids get bored? Will there be enough to engage young
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As a child, I visited what my father reverently referred to as the “hallowed grounds” at Manassas, Virginia. The Stone Bridge at
The Winery at Bull Run – where history and fine wine converge Read More »
Proceeding through the gates along the scenic driveway leading to Montpelier the unsuspecting traveler may not be fully prepared for what awaits.
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Early Mountain Vineyards is a thriving winery in the heart of Virginia Wine Country. Travel there with PullOverAndLetMeOut for an unusual sampling and enjoyable visit to Madison, Virginia.
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Driving through the D.C. suburbs in Northern Virginia one’s first thought isn’t, “I’m in wine country.” Traffic, road construction, busy streets filled
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Virginia’s Hampton Roads region offers a multitude of options for travelers
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Mermaids. Mysterious maidens appearing in the folklore of many cultures around the world. The mythological creatures from the sea have been popular
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Perhaps less renown than other viniferous regions of the state, the Historic Eastern Shore of Virginia is an amazingly beautiful spot to
Chatham Vineyards on Virginia’s Eastern Shore – Bordeaux Meets the Chesapeake Read More »
Half the fun of being at the beach is finding the perfect location for delicious seafood. In addition to good food, atmosphere
Waterman’s serves a meal with a view in Virginia Beach Read More »
“Hands-on-History” is more than a catchphrase, it’s a kids’ delight at Mount Vernon. George Washington’s historic home on the Potomac comes alive for
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Ferry Farm in historic Fredericksburg, Virginia, is the boyhood home of George Washington. This significant site on the Rappahannock River’s banks is a great addition to any itinerary since it offers a window into the life and times of one of the most prominent founding fathers. Travel there with PullOverandLetMeOut to discover more about this house, the people who lived there, and its significance in history.
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