Posted by: CinCin | December 18, 2009

The Best Restaurants in Old Town Alexandria, VA

Old Town Alexandria has restaurant options that are as diverse as any large city in America. As a historic Virginia town just south of Washington DC, the city has everything from causal to formal dining. http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/2497543/the_best_restaurants_in_old_town_alexandria.html

Posted by: CinCin | December 16, 2009

Don’t forget to checkout the other sites for author

I am ending the year with three seperate websites. Check them out when you have a moment during your busy holiday schedule.

For Travel related articles —- www.cincintravels.wordpress.com

For Cooking related articles — www.cincinscuisine.wordpress.com

For multi-media and all sorts of other stuff — www.krmultimedia.wordpress.com

Posted by: CinCin | September 8, 2009

Day trip to the Annual Kennett Brew Fest

Posted by: CinCin | September 8, 2009

Weekend getaway to historical Arden Delaware

A romantic Labor Day weekend getaway in the historic Brandywine

100_5126Surprise your loved one with a special weekend getaway over the long Labor Day weekend. The historic Brandywine is the perfect place to spend that romantic getaway weekend. In Brandywine, you can visit wineries, listen to jazz, visit historic landmarks, and stay in beautiful historical bed and breakfasts.

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The Nanticokepowwow is a historic celebration that brings many Native American tribes to annual event near Millsboro. The event is the celebration of the Nanticoke history and culture throughout the last 400 years.

http://www.examiner.com/examiner/x-12931-Delaware-Historic-Destinations-Travel-Examiner~y2009m9d3-Delawares-Nanticoke-Indians-Plan-Their-Annual-September-Powwow

Posted by: CinCin | September 3, 2009

Where to find Oktoberfests in the Mid-Atlantic Region

beer_steinAs reported yesterday, there are many Oktoberfest in the US. Just in the Mid-Atlantic Region, there are nine different festivals scheduled for mid September through early October. Each festival just a little different in structure of events, but fun nonetheless. Attending these wonderful historic festivals will not only be the highlight ending of a great summer, but also allow you to understand the German-American heritage that exists in the US.

http://www.examiner.com/x-12931-Delaware-Historic-Destinations-Travel-Examiner~y2009m9d3-Where-to-find-Oktoberfest-around-the-MidAtlantic-Region

Posted by: CinCin | September 2, 2009

How to Enjoy Oktoberfest in Munich Germany | eHow.com

okoberfest2How to Enjoy Oktoberfest in Munich Germany | eHow.com

Originally started as a wedding celebration for Prince Ludwig of Germany, the Oktoberfest was held in October. However, the festival was moved to September because of the softer weather conditions. The nights were still warm enough in September for people to walk about without feeling chilled. The Munich Oktoberfest from 21 September through to mid October.

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Posted by: CinCin | September 2, 2009

September is Oktoberfest Month

OkoberfestSeptember is Oktoberfest Month

September is Oktoberfest month. All over the country and in European, Germans and German descendants celebrate at local Oktoberfest. In the US, a local German Club usually hosts the Oktoberfest. Munich, Germany holds the biggest and oldest Oktoberfest. However, wherever the festival is held, visitors travel great distances to join in the celebration.

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saxHow to Enjoy a Labor Day Winery Jazz Festival as a Weekend Getaway | eHow.com

End the summer vacation season with cool wines and hot jazz by spending the Labor Day weekend near a winery. Many of the major wineries hold annual jazz events over the long weekend holiday.

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