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Home To Rappahannock
Despite her reputation as a “corker”. Sheila enjoys the peace and beauty of Rappahannock County and has come to consider it her home. “When I first came here 1 thought I'd be going back to D.C. every weekend. Now it takes a real occasion to make me leave.”
She and Bonnie give a special mention in their book to Rappahannock's fine restaurant. The Inn at Little Washington. “I tried not to compare restaurants in the book," she said. “Each is excellent in its own way. But if I had to choose, I would have to say The Inn is my favorite.”
The other twenty-four restaurants are in the immediate metropolitan Washington area.
"Dining Out and Dining In doesn’t exactly review the restaurants included. It's intended to be more of a general guide. We do provide a description of the decor, the type of cooking, and the type of meal that would be served there," Sheila said.
Recipe*
Samples of recipes for full dinners included in the book
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