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Sperryville

By LISA RAMEY

987-9109

ative with the location.

An ideal reunion site is one where everyone can be comfortable and enjoy a variety of activities. Consider your family’s interests and budget.

Will attendees include both elderly relatives and young children? Will your reunion be just one day or a weekend? How far will guests be willing to travel to get there?

If you prefer to save money, a neighborhood park with ample amenities makes a nice retreat. If your family loves sports, pick a weekend when the local baseball team is playing and encourage everyone to attend the game. Or if you have a family full of history buffs, research your family

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