
Read at RealCrozetVA about the efforts to get children to walk to Henley Middle School.
It’s a damn shame that:
1) Our society has gotten to a place where this can be said with seriousness in a public forum.
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Read at RealCrozetVA about the efforts to get children to walk to Henley Middle School.
It’s a damn shame that:
1) Our society has gotten to a place where this can be said with seriousness in a public forum.
It’s easy to forget about or take for granted some of the simple and simply awesome things that are available in the Charlottesville area. This is about three hours on Sunday, 8 May: Picking strawberries at Chiles Orchard in Crozet :
Driving to Blue Mountain Brewery to fill up a growler with Rockfish Wheat :
Picking up some local, farm fresh eggs at AM Fog :
* Pictures taken with my Droid Pro, and weren’t edited or altered at all. It’s just that pretty here. 🙂
More stories after the break …
Easy: When we bought our home several years ago, one of my requirements wishes was that we live close to a soccer field. … At the time, I was coaching my older daughter as she began her U-8 soccer career, and I was (and am still) playing in an adult soccer league. … Coaching soccer is one of the ways I choose to participate in my community, and more importantly, my kids’ lives. Seeing the kids in the hallways of the schools, in coffee shops, in grocery stores, and knowing that for that little time of their lives, I had a impact, is something I encourage every parent to do.
I reluctantly post this as I rarely post about active homes for sale in Crozet or Charlottesville, but this is an exception. Last sold in 2006 for $315k (asking price was $325k). Now on the market for #219k .
With the proposed pedestrian mall in downtown Crozet, the question is – Can Crozet support Three business/residential/mixed use centers?