But this past weekend we hit Richmond again.And we were able to spend time with my brother and his wife for her birthday. A much over due trip and we enjoyed every moment. I spent so much time there growing up that, perhaps, I took it for granted, but my love has been officially reignited. I adore the old neighborhoods with homes that must have the greatest stories to tell. The art scene is alive and vibrant.
and the food. Oh, you know how I love a good foodie scene and Richmond far from disappoints. There really is so much to do in this charming town. Wiki loves it and says it reminds him of a "smaller Boston"
Here are just a few of our stops this particular trip.
The lucky strike tower. All reovated and apartments, condos and restaurants. |
L.B. & Aim while we waited for our brunch at Millies. an hour wait. Well worth it! |
Street art on the canal walk |
One of the oldest and largest Iron Works ever built. Now a museum. |
The James River and beach area of the old ruins, off the canal walk.
Wiki and I stopped in for Sunday service at this beautiful church |
Architecture of the city |
A Worhol piece at the Museam of Fine Arts. One of the best I have been to in the country. and I have been to lots;) |
A Piccasso |
The lobby of the incredilbe Byrd theater. Absolutely, hands down, zero questions asked... the best place in the country to see a movie! If you ever find yourself in Richmond, you must catch a show. End of discussion. and this last shot is one of many from our stop to Maymont Park, which deserves a post of its own and will get one. But at least you can get a small gander as to how lovely it is.
you can check out my foodie blog today for a place you must try out the next time you are in Richmond or Short Pump area, Tazza Kitchen.
and today, on my facebook, I am hosting a giveaway:) You can win it by liking my page and sharing on your timeline.
Click here to enter. It will be open for a week and will close next Wednesday!
I am offering some Paul Mitchell products via my girl, Elizabeth and then a few extra items added in.
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Woohoo for Boston trip! ;) The church and the Park look amazing! I love great Architecture.
ReplyDeleteUgh...if only we could have been strolling arm in arm through that park together... plan your trip already!! And entering for the giveaway now...cause I need all of it!
ReplyDeleteOoh, the outdoor photos are just beautiful! Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeletexo, Abby @ Always, Abby