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John Eisenhart and Kymber Messersmith renewed their vows after 20 years of mostly blissful marriage. The celebration took place at the Blue Rock Inn on October 25th. John and Kymber spend as much time as possible at their cabin in Riley Hollow in Huntly. When the two were dating they would often hike the various trails in Rappahannock County and visit vineyards. When they were able, they bought property in the area. Their home site is often referred to by the locals as. “ The Waterfalls". John and Kymber wanted their friends from the DC area to come out to Rappahannock to celebrate so they could showcase and support the County. They bought: 40 pots of mums and 20 bales of straw from Sunset Hills Farm; 700 pounds of pumpkins from Hartiand Orchards; the Blue Rock Inn featured local vintners and ted frO people: Rhonda Ann Gregorio provided photography services; and. friends stayed at the local B&Bs. In lieu ot gifts, the couple asked that guests make donations to the Rappahannock Animal Welfare league (RAWL) or the Flint Hill Volunteer Fire Department.
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