I was just browsing RetroRenovation.com — one of my favorite ways to while away a morning – and came across this awesome post. Does this not make your heart sing?
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Here is the blog of Shannon and Dan, who purchased a home in historic Church Hill and have worked utter magic on it. I, along with all of Shannon and Dan’s friends, have been following their Facebook posts in wonder at the transformations as they’ve made them. Now you get to see, too. Stay tuned as Shannon creates yet another place of wonder on her very promising start of a blog! Click to view Nest on the Hill… Read more…
Join the Valentine this Sunday at 10:00 a.m. for a walking tour of Carytown. On the Valentine’s Facebook page they promise to cover “among other things,…Cary Court (1930s shopping center) and provide a behind the scenes tour of the Byrd (1928), one of only a few active movie palaces in the country. Hope you can join us!” Only 10 bucks.
Mine is a mere re-post. Read the original post here…
It Starts in Parks Two of Richmond’s sprawling, old school pleasure parks, Byrd and Forest Hill, are so entwined in Richmond’s verdant terrain that lots of us pass these familiar haunts on a regular basis without acknowledging what a tonic they provide our frayed nerves and frenzied days. But occasional, unexpected changes at these taken-for-granted precincts smack us in the face: We see things afresh and with renewed appreciation. Recent enhancements at Byrd Park, our city’s largest greensward, and Forest Hill Park on the South Side prompt such a jolt. Byrd Park’s Fountain Lake has received a welcome amenity with a handsome new brick concession structure while the lake at Forest Hill Park has recently returned to, well, lake status after being swamplike for far too long. Bottom line: Summer in the city is better this year. Click here to continue reading the full article at StyleWeekly.com
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