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Out and About: Virginia Is for Pet Lovers
To wrap up our week in Virginia, this resource should make your time (or visit) in this state even more pet-astic! The Virginia Tourism Corporation provides super event, park, and lodging tips for you and your pooch. There's even an online "pet wheel" where you can choose your dog's energy type, and it recommends some activities you both will love.
Out & About: Virginia's Riverboat Canine Cruises
During the months of May to September, Potomac Riverboat Company lets you cruise with your pooch. These fun boat trips are offered during those warm months and include a 40-minute tour of Alexandria's seaport. Ships set sail every Thursday at 7, 8, and 9 p.m.
Out and About: Virginia's Oasis Winery
Bring your leashed dog wine tasting at the boutique Oasis Winery along the Blue Ridge Parkway. People can sample wines from chardonnay to cabernet sauvignon, and pets can sniff around on a tour! It's open daily, year round (except Christmas and New Years) and features a three-tiered, heated deck for those wintry days, plus private wine cabanas with a view for the VIPs.
Out and About: Virginia's Jefferson Hotel
Forget must-sees, this is a must-stay. One of only 27 hotels in the US to receive both the Mobil Five Star and AAA Five Diamond Award in 2007, The Jefferson recently earned the Virginia Green Lodging designation from the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality for its conservation efforts. Located in downtown Richmond, this hotel will please even the most finicky pets and people — sweeten the deal with a trip to the city's first dog park, Barker Field, with your pooch in hotel-provided transportation.
Out and About: Virginia's Peaks of Otter
One of my favorite drives – second only to California's Highway 1 – is the meandering trail down the Blue Ridge Parkway. This path totals 469 miles from Shenandoah National Park in northern Virginia to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina.
Dogs are welcomed on over 100 of the trails along the way, and the walks can vary from casual strolls over mostly flat ground to demanding hikes up mountain summits.
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Fab Flash: Stephen Jones Exhibit at V&A
The name Stephen Jones is synonymous with millinery in the UK. He has been designing hats for the rich, famous and stylish since the 1980s dressing the heads of Anna Piaggi, Erin O'Connor, Boy George and Prince Diana plus many, many more.
Hardly surprising then that the V&A Museum in West London is set to play host to an exhibition of his work next Spring entitled Hats: An Anthology by Stephen Jones.
On Our Radar: Jewellery Gallery Opening at V&A
This Saturday the V&A will open the latest addition to the gallery with the William and Judith Bollinger Jewellery Gallery. The jewellery gallery will contain a staggering 3,500 jewels from the V&A’s jewellery collection.
It will mainly consist of European jewels from the last 800 years with historic highlights including jewelled pendants given by Queen Elizabeth I to her courtiers, and diamonds worn by Catherine the Great of Russia.
Yay or Nay: Do You Say "Va-Jay-Jay"?
Ever since I asked you guys what you call your lady business, Oprah's favorite term, "va-jay-jay," just keeps getting trendier, as evidenced by this recent article in the New York Times! Now that va-jay-jay is so popular, I want to know what you think of the term.
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Yay or Nay: Do You Say "Va-Jay-Jay"?
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