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January 3, 2017

Snapshots from New Market, VA

Today I have three photos from the town of New Market, so the Random-osity format fits well.

The Good: This home looks charming. It used to be a B&B.

Sharing with Tuesday Treasures
The Random: Busy Interstate 81 separates the town from the core of New Market Battlefield. An exit here brings travelers into town for food, gas, and sightseeing.

Our World Tuesday
The Fun: There are quaint shops in town, and during the holidays, some cheerful decorations.


10 comments:

  1. Lady Fi12:47 AM, January 04, 2017

    That is a lovely house!

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  2. Daniela2:42 AM, January 04, 2017

    I so love the building used as a B&B, its style fascinates me so much !

    Hope your week is off to a good start,
    I'm sending blessings on your New Year

    MUCH LOVE

    Xx Dany

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  3. Tom7:23 AM, January 04, 2017

    ...nice view of things!

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  4. Hootin Anni8:21 AM, January 04, 2017

    Oh....how I like these!! Diversity, charm, and 'country'. I'm so in the mood for livin' country. Tired of city life. LOLOL

    I enjoyed the randoms here today very much. Would've loved having an over-night stay when it was a B&B too.

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  5. William Kendall10:25 AM, January 04, 2017

    Santa and Frosty seem cheerful!

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  6. Tanya Breese10:53 AM, January 04, 2017

    I love that house and the frosty and Santa are cute!

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  7. Connie7:42 PM, January 04, 2017

    The house in the first picture looks very friendly and welcoming.

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  8. Klara S7:35 AM, January 05, 2017

    The house, which used to be b&b looks amazing.Good capture.

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  9. Sharon1:41 PM, January 05, 2017

    The photo of the old home captured my attention. I LOVE Virginia and hope to visit again. My special interest is the battlefields there. Great post!

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  10. Lowcarb team member6:53 PM, January 05, 2017

    Nice photo's, especially the last one with frosty the snowman and Santa ...

    All the best Jan

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