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Christmas Illuminations at Mount Vernon. A cold night, but the 18th century market was still open and the camel was still out.
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Took our annual Tacky Christmas Lights Tour of Northern Virginia tonight. We’ve lost track of how many years now, but it has to be close...
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This home along the waterfront is ready for Christmas!
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This home on Gibbon was built in 1818. It’s been expanded over the years to the 4000+ sq ft of living space it has now....
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This house on S Saint Asaph was used in the 2000 film “Hollow Man” starring Kevin Bacon.
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This home on S Pitt, built in 1860, is beautifully decorated for Christmas.
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The Union Street Public House opened in 1986 in a renovated 1790 warehouse on, you guessed it, S Union St. Just a block away from...
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Fibre Space opened in Old Town in 2009. They sell yarn and everything you need for knitting, crocheting, and more. They also teach classes and...
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This home at the corner of S Fairfax and Wolfe was built in 1830.
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Sunset over Old Town Alexandria. Photo credit to the wife.
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Just a little windy and rainy today; didn’t take very long walks with the dogs. Stay safe out there.
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Found out today that our neighborhood bakery is closing at the end of the month. They’ve decided to focus on their growing cracker business. 😩
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Looking down at homes on Gibbon from Windmill Hill Park. Woodrow Wilson Bridge and the Potomac River in the back.
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This home on Wilkes is one of my favorites for Christmas decorations; they have a tree in every window.
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Christmas parade day in Old Town! The Scottish Christmas Walk this morning then the Holiday Boat Parade of Lights tonight.
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These two homes on Wilkes, overlooking the tunnel, were built in 1870. They’re each less than 900 sq ft!
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This home on S Fairfax has been home to the School for Swans, a ballet school, since 1975.
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Another chilly day in Old Town. This stretch of Victorian homes on S Pitt looks like it belongs in DC.
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This row of homes looks all snuggled up together in the cold weather.
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I couldn’t find any information about this very large home on Duke other than it was last sold in 1967. I have a feeling it...
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