LoOKing for a quik weekend getaway??

[ellywelly]

... for those of you who want to get away from city and relax in a tranquil environment I truly recommend going to Shanandoah Park. It's only 2 hours away from D.C. and there's tons of activities.. such as hiking, horse back riding, canoeing... and the view from the mountains is simply breath taking.

[ellywelly]

I was just there this past Sunday and Monday and despite the bad weather I had a great time!!

[shadygroovedc]

Is it just me or is Elly holding a conversation with herself again?

[sillyrabbit]

Originally posted by ellywelly
... for those of you who want to get away from city and relax in a tranquil environment I truly recommend going to Shanandoah Park. It's only 2 hours away from D.C. and there's tons of activities.. such as hiking, horse back riding, canoeing... and the view from the mountains is simply breath taking.

I was there a few weekends ago too - it was pretty, even with the weekend rain that we got....and it was cool to see the rain moving through the valley before it hit.

On the same nature vein - has anyone ever been to Berkeley Springs?

[vicman]

Originally posted by sillyrabbit





On the same nature vein - has anyone ever been to Berkeley Springs?

nope, but i have been to silver springs, springfield & colorado springs

i dont like country that much, i am a city person, i need concrete, i breathe smog

[ellywelly]

Originally posted by sillyrabbit



I was there a few weekends ago too - it was pretty, even with the weekend rain that we got....and it was cool to see the rain moving through the valley before it hit.

yes! I saw the tornado as it was heading towards the east... I got it on tape. It was a great scene atlthough a horrible outcome

[sillyrabbit]

Originally posted by vicman


nope, but i have been to silver springs, springfield & colorado springs

i dont like country that much, i am a city person, i need concrete, i breathe smog

Yeah, I like the city a lot more - but my new b.f. has this thing for nature....seems to appreciate trees and wildlife. Me- give me a good old crack head anyday over a critter....plus my lungs just can't function on that pure O2.

[shadygroovedc]

Originally posted by sillyrabbit


my new b.f. has this thing for nature....seems to appreciate trees and wildlife.

Whoa, people still do that stuff? You sure you're not dating a chimp?

[pgiddy]

Originally posted by shadygroovedc


Whoa, people still do that stuff? You sure you're not dating a chimp?

Ever see Planet of the Apes?

[vicman]

Originally posted by sillyrabbit


Yeah, I like the city a lot more - but my new b.f. has this thing for nature....seems to appreciate trees and wildlife. Me- give me a good old crack head anyday over a critter....plus my lungs just can't function on that pure O2.

my last gf was like that...i dumped her ass soon after I discovered she was a nature freak.

[pgiddy]

Originally posted by vicman


my last gf was like that...i dumped her ass soon after I discovered she was a nature freak.

Did you dump her in the woods?

[ellywelly]

I wouldn't trade the city for anything... but getting away once in a while and do outdoor stuff is good for the body and mind

[pgiddy]

Originally posted by ellywelly
I wouldn't trade the city for anything... but getting away once in a while and do outdoor stuff is good for the body and mind

thats when I take the metro.....

[vicman]

Originally posted by pgiddy


thats when I take the metro.....

werd!

yuh, i dumped her in the woods, i think she's still tehre

[vicman]

Originally posted by ellywelly
I wouldn't trade the city for anything... but getting away once in a while and do outdoor stuff is good for the body and mind

if the place I'm at in the woods has a 128 inch TV with Direct TV, fully stocked pantry, bar, I think I could manage that