Mary and I took a weekend trip up to Burlington Vermont July 15-18. We had a great time, I got to meet alot of family, and we went to Bob and Donna's 40th anniversary celebration. It was a great trip, enjoy the pictures!

We went to the Ben and Jerrys factory outside Burlington and had a great time.

Mary, Me, Uncle Garth and Aunt Clara on Church Street in downtown Burlington

Mary and April at the Aninversary party

More anniversary shots...

Mary and her Grandparents

This was taken after dinner of a long, fun day of traveling around. On saturday morning, we went down to the Jamestown settlement, where we saw what the first English settlement in America was like. Then, we drove over to Yorktown and layed out on the beach and swam in the ocean. It was a beautiful day, Mary has the sunburns to prove it. After exploring Yorktown, we headed back to Richmond, stopping in Colonial Williamsburg to eat dinner in a 1700s style tavern. We ate at a table with a bunch of people, and had a good time talking to them. We were serenaded throughout the evening with colonial songs sung by actors, which was kind of weird, but it was neat. They liked to shout "Huzzah" and "God save the King!". I guess some people really get into that. It was alot of fun, here are some pictures that highlight the day. Enjoy!

More soldiers at the Williamsburg encampment.

These were some actors walking around Williamsburg, where we ate dinner at a 1700s tavern.

There was a big military camp on one of the fields with British and apparently Scottish units represented. Nice socks...

For dinner, we went to Williamsburg to a tavern. There were lots of historical actors walking around, since there was some recreation activity going on.

There were some caves down by the beach with perfect vines for a tarzan swing.