This past Sunday I covered the Luminaria at the Spotsylvania Courthouse. It was cold and very windy. So windy that the Boy Scouts were never really able to light the hundreds of candles set up around the Courthouse. But it was still a nice event with many different choirs who performed holiday classics including a group sing-along to close the event.
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Kind of creepy, I used to buy my plants here.
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Here are a couple portraits of Maci and Miles. I hope to have time tomorrow to do the same for Blitzen and Max.
Yep, we have 3 dogs - but little Miles belongs to our oldest daughter, Nicki.
All of them get along so well and had a great Thanksgiving together.
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Not too late for Holiday pictures of your pet. Give us a call to schedule your session and the dog treats are on us.
This was a shot I took last winter, but I feel like what this bird looks like after the major amounts of food consumed today. Nap time
The Fredericksburg area kicked off some major events that marked the 150th anniversary of the Civil War. The first of the day was a tour of the Brompton House grounds. Tours were led by National Park Rangers explaining the importance the land and former home of John Lawrence Marye during the conflict.
The second event of the day took me to Fredericksburg Baptist Church, where authors and historians lectured on the Secession and the Confederate Revolution.
The full story can be found here.
Saturday I covered an appearence by Emily Osment at the Spostylvania Towne Centre. It was quite a scene with the thousands of kids and their families, some waiting in line for over 5 hours to see the Hannah Montana sidekick. She signed autographs for a couple hours and then finished up with a Q&A with her young fans. Despite the long line, her fans were so excited to get a chance to meet the young TV and recording star.
The full story can be found here.
Here are a few images of the appearance.
The line stretched through the entire mall
local radio stations were on hand
Emily making her entrance
The Fredericksburg Area Military Appreciation Day was held on Saturday, Nov. 13 at the National Guard Armory. It was an all-day event that included military demonstrations, music, food and awards given to many local heroes that have served. Paul Galanti, Commissioner of the Virginia Department of Veterans Services, a Vietnam Veteran and prisoner of war, was also in attendance and delivered the keynote address. Below are a few images of the event.
The full story can be found here.
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