In 1965 I would drive my 1950 Chevy down old Route 1 to the University of Richmond. I'd stop at Allman's in Fredericksburg for barbecue and became a customer for life. Few things in life stay the same, but Allman's continues to deliver friendly service and terrific barbecue. Click on the image for more information.
An early summer evening found me strolling along M. Street in Georgetown and wishing I was one of the lucky diners enjoying dinner at Clyde's. This beautiful giclee reproduction is available in strictly limited edition in three different sizes, each with a acid-free museum mat, ready for your frame. Click on the image for more information.
It's a hot summer afternoon and we're strolling down Alexandria's King Street after visiting the farmer's market. There's no better place to stop for an ice cream cone than the Creamery. This original painting is offered in two sizes as a limited edition print; hand signed and numbered and matted in acid-free museum board, ready for your frame.Click on the image for more info.
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