END OF SUMMER TRIP, PART TWO

The architecture in Fredericksburg is so charming.  There are “Sunday Houses” galore,

 

 

the Vereins Kieche

 

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and historic downtown buildings.

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We ate at several restaurants that we highly recommend.  The Peach Tree, a tea room located in this Folk Victorian home

 

where I had a chicken salad and my Sweetie had a turkey burger, both excellent.  Yum-yum!

 

                                        Interior of The Peachtree

 

Of course, you can’t go to a German town without eating bratwurst and red cabbage.  We ate at Friedhelm’s Bavarian Restaurant, located right next door to our motel.  This place is huge!  The wall behind the bar was fully covered with a mirror and the walls with beer signs, mounted animal heads (deer, elk, etc.) and horns especially pleasing to the hunters, plus other German related memorabilia.

 

 

We’ll definitely will go back in the future for more.

Next time I’ll tell you about a little ole’ rock and roll show at the Rockbox Theatre.   It knocked our socks off.