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You know how I love to meander the lush lawns and rose gardens of our Piedmont hoping to sneak a peak into a stately home that sits graciously in a bucolic meadow.
Well, my dears, if you can’t get enough of our fabulous hunt country homes with their drop-dead, gorgeous gardens either, you won’t want to miss thb annual Virginia Land Trust Garden Party.
Each year, The Virginia Land Trust strives to raise public consciousness about the need to preserve our all too rapidly disappearing (and never to be replaced) countryside. The best way to do that, they feel, is to tempt you with a scrumptious estate and a glass of white wine.
This year’s chic soiree is being held on June 21 at Huntland, near Middleburg. ; ! Huntland is a stately Piedmont country manor ; circa 1830. Students of Aiherican architecture are chomping at the bit to get an up-close* and personal look at this picturesque estate that’s been chronicled in more books than
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