Anonymous
Post 10/11/2011 21:37     Subject: Thanksgiving tips for foreigners

OP here - thank you so much for the suggestions - we will now pursue options .....any thing beats squirming around at home wondering what to do with ourselves !
Anonymous
Post 10/11/2011 21:10     Subject: Re:Thanksgiving tips for foreigners

Wanna do something really American for TG? Go to the Chinese restaurant on the corner.
Anonymous
Post 10/11/2011 19:41     Subject: Thanksgiving tips for foreigners

http://www.cornerstonefarm.net/holiday.html

Here is a bed and breakfast farm in a small Virginia town that hosts a family style Thanksgiving weekend. Three nights, three meals a day, horseback riding included. $750 double occupancy.
Anonymous
Post 10/11/2011 14:26     Subject: Thanksgiving tips for foreigners

Anonymous wrote:can any one recommend a family friendly place to go for thanksgiving weekend? would be nice to stay somewhere offering a traditional thanksgiving style meal etc
preferable not somewhere hugely expensive . ideally within 3 hours or so of dc.


Wrangle and invitation to someone's home.
Anonymous
Post 10/11/2011 14:03     Subject: Thanksgiving tips for foreigners

We stayed here a few years ago. Loved it. It is in a beautiful area that has great hiking. There are also caves nearby. We went the day after Thanksgiving, so call to check to see if they have T-Day dinner.

http://www.northforkmtninn.com/
Anonymous
Post 10/11/2011 08:02     Subject: Thanksgiving tips for foreigners

Harpers Ferry
Anonymous
Post 10/11/2011 02:51     Subject: Re:Thanksgiving tips for foreigners

Not a specific recommendation, but most places offer thanksgiving menu or buffet during thanksgiving. One of the years, we went to florida during thanksgiving and our hotel had TG buffet, another year it was New York. So, see where you would like to go and i'm sure there will be a TG dinner / lunch that you could reserve as well.
Anonymous
Post 10/11/2011 02:34     Subject: Thanksgiving tips for foreigners

can any one recommend a family friendly place to go for thanksgiving weekend? would be nice to stay somewhere offering a traditional thanksgiving style meal etc
preferable not somewhere hugely expensive . ideally within 3 hours or so of dc.