For Mothers Day weekend, we took a tiny family trip out to the Shenandoah Valley in western Virginia. We left Saturday after soccer and drove west to Harrisonburg where we explored the town before grabbing dinner and heading to our hotel.
In the morning, we enjoyed the hotel buffet and the hotel pool before
heading out. We drove by a pretty awesome looking playground, so we let
Bria run around like crazy for about an hour.
Then we navigated some of the most beautiful country roads (crossing the
Shenandoah River-- you can bet we were all belting John Denver) to
arrive in Luray. We went on the tour of the Luray caverns. I was a total
sucker for all our guides jokes and just soaked up all the information
about the amazing stalactites and stalagmites. Virginia had very heavy
rains for about three days before we visited, so the caves were very
wet, dripping all over us, with puddles everywhere. We just tried not to
think about how deep we were underground.










1 comment:
Caves sure are fun to visit. I have very fond memories of driving through the Shenandoah valley with my aunt Suzan's family. We went peach picking and it was awesome--beautiful country!
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