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Address: 15621 Braddock Road, Centreville, Virginia
Times: 7:30pm-11pm (last admission 10pm)
Phone: (703) 830-4121
Admission: See website for details
15621 Braddock Road, Centreville, Virginia. Fields of Fear is Cox Farms scary night-time adventure. Features Cornightmare, a walkthrough cornfield of terrors, Dark-Side hayride, a giant slide by torchlight, Firegrounds, Shopping, Food Games, and Entertainment. Not recommended for children less than 13 years of age. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Operating Hours: Sept 30 – October 30 2011: Fridays, Saturdays 7:30pm-11pm (last admission 10pm). Special Halloween Event October 30.
Address: North Street, Fairfax, VA
Times: 10 AM to 5 PM
Phone: (703) 385-7858
Admission: FREE
The City of Fairfax would like to invite you to join in celebrating the 35th annual Fall Festival. What started out as a small market for artisans to display their wares has grown to a festival with over 400 arts, crafts, information, food & gourmet food vendors, children's activities and fabulous musical entertainment. This year's Fall Festival will be even bigger and better with the closing of North Street to bring the festival more into downtown Fairfax.
Recurring daily
Address: 3200 Mount Vernon Memorial Highway, Mount Vernon, VA
Times: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Phone: (703) 780-2000
Admission: $15 adult, $7 children 6-11, Free for children 5 and under
Mount Vernon welcomes the autumn season with activities including wagon rides, wheat treading in the 16-sided barn, 18th-century dancing demonstrations, a straw bale maze, apple-roasting, corn husk doll making demonstrations and early-American music. Potomac River sightseeing cruises are half-price, courtesy of Spirit Cruises and the Potomac Riverboat Company.
Address: Maple Avenue and Branch Road, Vienna, VA
Times: 7pm
Admission: FREE
If you haven't been to the Vienna Halloween Parade before, you're in for a treat! Begun in the 1940s by the Vienna Businessman's Association (now the Vienna-Tysons Regional Chamber of Commerce), the Parade was originally a gathering of local kids so they could show off their costumes to the Town of Vienna. Even now that the Parade draws big name entertainment and a crowd of ten of thousands, the costumed children are still a key element-- they gather at 6:30pm at Virginia Commerce Bank and lead the Parade down Maple Ave.













Well on our last full day of driving across the country we started off in Ohio and made it almost to the Pennsylvania border before it started pouring down rain. And I don't meant just any afternoon heavy rain I mean 60+ mile an hour winds and rain sheets so heavy you don't have a wiper speed fast enough to keep up! This was a horrible storm! The thunder was so loud and close to us that it was rattling the car and John could feel the booms in the gas pedal. The lightning was so frequent and close to us that the hairs on my arms were on end! It was so scary! We finally out ran it and pulled off to get gas. WHEW! But in the 15 minutes it took us to fill up it caught up to us and we couldn't get out of it again. We ended up having to pull off in Somerset, PA and spend the night because it was so bad. 











BAHAHAH! Isn't this picture funny? Todays picture was Eyes, I took this picture cause It was so funny and then I got to thinking as I looked at it more and more... Isn't it so weird how animal eyes reflect so much light? Makes me wonder if they all have been taken over by aliens like in The Host??? What if were next? BAH!!!!!!!!!!
Pretty huh? We have a glass coffee table in our living room currently and the Sun rises right outside our window and shines right through the edge of the coffee table every morning and makes this beautiful little rainbow pattern. I love little things like this rainbow that remind me of how intricate and perfect the world really was created!