Walking The D.O.G., Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia

This couple had a  unique dog walking adventure on Duke of Gloucester Street - locally referred to by its acronym "D.O.G" - with one walking and the other appearing to navigate as he rode. Many people use the one mile stretch of road to walk or jog as there is no vehicle traffic.

Great Wolf Lodge, Williamsburg, Virginia

The Great Wolf Lodge is one of the most interesting hotels in the area.  Aside from the colossal wolves guarding the entrance, it is a massive log structure with a huge indoor waterpark.

Chia Dog at Aroma's, Williamsburg, Virginia

This "chia" dog is leashed outside of Aroma's Cafe and Bake Shop in Williamsburg, Virginia. He's a very good dog and didn't even bark when we took his photo.

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Williamsburg Farmers Market at Merchants Square, Williamsburg, Virginia

Williamsburg Farmers' Market had its first Winter Market Saturday amidst the cold and snow flurries. This is an awesome market which won #1 in the nation in the Farmland Trust Contest mid-size market category. The setting of this market is amazing, the College of William and Mary is at one end, the market is set in Merchants Square which offers some of the most unique shopping in the country and begins the mile long stretch of Duke of Gloucester Street (aka "D.O.G." street"), the main street of one of the largest living history museums in the world; Colonial Williamsburg. Everyone love attending, including the doggies who then walk D.O.G. street : ).  We think it is a very special market that we attend regularly along with other area markets that we will post about often.  If you are in the area, the next Williamsburg market day is March 13 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

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Snow in Williamsburg, Virginia - Snow Storm of January 2010

It is a rare event in Williamsburg, Virginia for it to snow.  Our dogs seemed perplexed and excited, sorta.  Sydney our Aussie/Border Collie mix loved the snow and Rachel our Jack Russell would rather it be sunny and 85 degrees.  We received about 6 inches of snow in our Williamsburg area while some surrounding areas got more.