After a couple of days in Shenandoah, we drove down to Roanoke and spent the weekend there. We went kayaking on the James River - no pictures, though, as I didn't want to risk getting my camera wet! But we went down the river for a few miles, including some rapids areas. A nice day.
We did get to see the "Roanoke Star" - a famous landmark there.
Here it is up close. :-)
We also ate at a place called "Awful Arthur's Seafood." And while Arthur may be awful, his food was pretty good.
We then traveled down to the far southwest corner of the state and stayed in Natural Tunnel State Park. As you can see, the cabins there are REALLY nice!
And the Natural Tunnel is cool, too. Here are some views from the top and bottom, and you can see how deep the gorge that it's in is!
View from the top.
From the bottom, looking into the tunnel.
And the size of the gorge!
We hiked throughout the park the days we were there, though we did get caught in the rain. The forest blocked a lot of the rain, but we still got pretty wet.
Here we are a bit waterlogged, sitting on the porch of the cabin.
While we always hoped to see some bears, we didn't get to see any. We did see a bunch of wild turkeys, though, which look really funny when they're running!
After this, on to Appamattox!
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