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in joyous greeting of Christmas. Throughout the colonies, the holiday was heralded in the same manner. Echo that tradition from America’s past by stocking up on fireworks before you leave Sperryville. The children in your house will love you for it.
On the way to Washington, stop off at the Rappahannock Co-op. There’s surely a horse lover or owner on most Christmas lists. This time, use a feed bucket instead of a basket; fill it with curry comb, brushes and hoof picks and tuck in a gift certificate from Moody Aylor for riding or jumping lessons or a trail ride at Old Mill Stables.
In Washington, be sure to see the work of local artists and craftspeople at Rush River and the Middle Street Gallery. Middle Street opens a new show this weekend, just in time for the town’s Colonial Christmas celebration. And when you’re looking for that BIG gift for the person at the top of your Christmas list, don’t leave town without stopping at Peter Kramer’s showroom where fine craftsmanship melds with the spirit of America’s past in handsome furniture.
Gifts from Rappahannock’s artists and craftsmen lend a very per
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