Showing posts with label Shenandoah Valley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shenandoah Valley. Show all posts

Monday, March 8, 2010

Luray and Shenandoah Valley Triathlon Scheduled 5 June 2010


Two Triathlons this Year! OK, for all those folks who always wanted to compete/complete a triathlon, here's your chance...and it is only 90 miles but a whole world away from the metro buzz of life.

The Luray/Shenandoah Valley Triathlon scheduled for June 5, 2010 will cover the same route as the previous Fall races, but give participants a chance to see the Valley as it peaks from Spring growth. Get your application and information at the posted link and consider signing up for the Fall race...the Luray International Triathlon...scheduled for August 14, 2010. Keep in mind that the 2009 Fall race was oversubscribed and folks had to join the spectators along the route rather than run the race.

And, of course, if you plan on staying 2 nights the weekends of any of the Luray Triathlon events, we sure hope you will call us here at South Court Inn (888-749-8055) and reserve one or more of our rooms and cottage which have whirlpool tubs. We'll be happy to schedule massages for you as well.

Friday, March 5, 2010

Yea!!! Writer Describes South Court Inn as the "Ultimate Victorian Bed and Breakfast"

Yeaa, a story about us and we could not be happier!!! This will be good publicity, especially as Spring is just around the corner and our readers are looking for getaways to beautiful B&Bs such as ours. The daffodils are breaking ground and promise to fill the front yard with a sea of yellow in the next couple of weeks. Then, just in time for Mothers' Day, the irises will splash lots more colors across the whole landscape. It is a great time to be here and your's truly, seen here, tries to add more irises every year!

Now, about the story: We recently had a guest who, as it happened, is a travel writer. She spent the night with us and, shortly thereafter, posted a story about us on-line We hope you will enjoy the article as much as we did and that we'll see you in the near future to experience all the elegance of a great Victorian town house, but with a real down-home, casual welcome.