Jamestown Virginia | Colonial National Historical Park

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  • Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
  • In this video, we provide an overview and tour of Jamestown Virginia at the Colonial National Historical Park. Our tour of Jamestown Virginia starts at the Colonial National Historical Park Visitor Center at Jamestown. We meet up with a national park ranger and tour the grounds of historic Jamestown. In addition, we take you along with us to these outlying locations within the Colonial National Historical Park at Jamestown: the Glasshouse, the Isthmus, and Jamestown Island Scenic Drive to include the foot trail to Black Point.
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Комментарии • 10

  • @craftytraveler9238
    @craftytraveler9238 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the video. It looks like a lovely place to visit. I need to put it on my bucket list.

  • @wortheverymile371
    @wortheverymile371 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the tour. Will have to put that one on our list when we get back east.

  • @TheEdelKampers
    @TheEdelKampers Год назад +1

    How fun to take the tour. We did a self guided tour this summer. The tree is a Bald Cypress and those were their cones. Loved the glass blowing it is always so beautiful. Looks like Crab hunting time to us. LOL Mary 💕 Fred

    • @LivingOurDreamNow
      @LivingOurDreamNow  Год назад +1

      A Bald Cypress Tree, now I learned something tonight. Thanks Mary!

  • @dennysisk1100
    @dennysisk1100 Год назад +1

    Thanks for sharing pretty cool place maybe we have to go back there this summer

  • @edwardtesterman9772
    @edwardtesterman9772 Год назад +1

    I have got to get us back out to these place's once again. It has been a long time since we have been there. Your videos are very enjoyable to watch, and makes us want to go for sure! What a beautiful day you had too. It was nice that you were able to bring Milo along also! All of that history just fascinate's me!!! I love visiting places like that. When we go to the Outer banks ,we always go to The Lost Colony Historical site. So amazing! Your detailed videos are so interesting, and the way you add that, personal touch, of comments, and talking about the things YOU guys really like and enjoy, at the places you visit, are such nicely added features that add a "special touch" to all your video's! You make us feel as tho we are there with you! Thank you so much for sharing! Take care vicky & Ed

    • @LivingOurDreamNow
      @LivingOurDreamNow  Год назад

      We will be revisting The Lost Colony Historical Site this spring. You are well traveled Vicky. Lou

    • @edwardtesterman9772
      @edwardtesterman9772 Год назад

      @@LivingOurDreamNow Since I can remember, my parents always had a trailer, and we would go everywhere. My mom loved to travel, and back then, it was a very inexpensive way to go. I remember my mom telling me later, they barely paid over $6 a night at campgrounds we went to . I remember, they were the cutest family owned ones, and they would be all decorated up at Christmas time. $10 -$12 a night was the expensive ones, like the fancy KOA's. lol Enjoy! Love riding along with you!

  • @thewanderingshores
    @thewanderingshores Год назад +1

    What an amazing part of history. Great deal with the national park access pass. Beatiful waterfront picnic spot. Love the Milo got to enjoy the adventure with you guys this time.