November 28, 2019

Thanksgiving in Woodstock.

Today we met Lynn for Thanksgiving lunch. We arrived at Cracker Barrel at 11:30 and did not have to wait. Not many places are open on this holiday so the restaurant gets very busy.

We wanted a place that serves other main dishes besides turkey and also has some side dishes that don't contain any of our allergens. My daughters and I have certain foods we can't eat, not all the same ones.

Marie and Frank had the full turkey dinner. I had a ham dinner and Lynn had one with chicken-fried steak.

I have some other photos of the Woodstock area to share, not taken today but showing a bit of Shenandoah County: A water tower, a horse and fence, a farm gate, a sign with the 1752 date that Woodstock was established, and another restaurant.

The horse does not look impressed with me!

Fences Around the World.

Sharing with Signs, Signs.

11 comments:

  1. Lovely horse against the fence and lovely white gate

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  2. Sounds lovely and the horse is so pretty! Have a lovely weekend ☺

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  3. ...Linda, I am glad that you had a good day together. The Chop House looks interesting! Enjoy your weekend.

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  4. Hello, love the beautiful horse. The Chophouse motorcycle and sign are cool. Enjoy your day, wishing you a happy weekend!

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  5. I love the horse, very pretty. The chophpuse sign is cool as is the historic Woodstock sign. Have a wonderful weekend, Linda.

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  6. The horse is thinking, 'why can't she photograph my better side?'

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  7. Amazing you could get in Cracker Barrel on Thanksgiving Day! The one in Tupelo is absolutely packed on holidays. I sometimes think people get there at breakfast and stay through lunch! However, my husband and I had a very nice lunch at Applebee's.
    Have a wonderful weekend!

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  8. So pleased that you had a good day together.

    All the best Jan

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  9. Restaurant was a good choice ... something for everybody. Such pretty country.

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