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Top 20 Virginia Sandwich Spots

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1. The Black Sheep, Richmond

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901 W Marshall St, Richmond, Virginia
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Amazing and unique sandwiches (with cute names) and a quirky atmosphere, just a lovable oddity, like its namesake. The Black Sheep slides in at No. 2 on the Scoutology Top 14 Sandwich Shops. We also suggest The Black Sheep’s brunch. It’s Yum City! Keep Reading

20 Virginia Halloween Thrills

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1. DC Dead

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607 New York Ave NW, Washington, District of Columbia 20001
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DC Dead is a zombie survival experience. A team of six recruits will be guided through a zombie-infested building looking for the vaccine for the zombie infection. Armed with Nerf-guns, your team will hunt zombies throughout the entire building. But beware, the zombies are hunting you!
Explore the hidden hallways of Fort Fringe, survive the infection, find the cure, and save the city! Keep Reading

20 Cool Shops In Virginia

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1. Reflections, Harrisonburg

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51-D Burgess Rd, Harrisonburg, Virginia 22801
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At Reflections Bridal, Prom and Pageant you will not only find the largest selection of gowns, you will find service that is not available in any other salon around. Your experience at this salon will be the BEST you can find. Their consultants pride themselves on assisting their customers to help them find what is perfect for their big day, whether it is the bridal gown, a prom gown or a pageant gown! Visit them today! Keep Reading

10 Virginia Beers To Check Out

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1. “Roggenberry” German Rye, Three Notch’d Brewing Company

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Charlottesville, Virginia
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This beer was one of the first batches brewed in the Harrisonburg location, designed by brewer Mary Morgan, they loved it so much they wanted to bring it to Cville. This German ale has a mild spiciness from the rye (roggen), infused with an herbal tea consisting of strawberry leaves, local woodruff from Pebble Hall Wild Flowers in Weyer’s Cave, Virginia, chamomile and honey. The herbs/spice profile is supported by a pleasantly sweet, malty/fruity base, coming primarily from the hearty amount of Munich malt. Keep Reading

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