After Mt. Vernon we got on the bus and headed to the town Alexandria. Alexandria has a lot of history from war times and also has a lot of ghost stories and haunted houses. We got to eat our dinner at a little restaurant called King Street Blues. As we got off the bus and started walking to the restaurant I saw a drug store and snuck in and bought some superglue for my tooth. I would try to glue my tooth later on that night.
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| On the way to Alexandria, I saw Katy looking at herself in the reflection. I wondered what she was thinking |
The dinner was a little confusing as we had had to preorder it yesterday. I believe there was a mixup in what was ordered as Katy got the thing she said was ordered but in actuality she had checked something else. I remember it being confusing and I'm not so sure I checked a hamburger but that is what I checked and that is what I got.
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| our booth at King Street Blues |
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| Our dinners |
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| People lining up to go on the ghost tours |
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| blossoms |
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| We had some time to kill while we waited for our tour. We went down to the wharf and saw some neat boats among other things. |
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| This street magician captivated everybody's attention so much that the tour guide had a hard time getting most of them away. |
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| Greg our tour guide, The man dressed in colonial attire was the one who took us on our tour. Mr. Nelson on the right |
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| The house on the right is haunted because a bride burned to death on her wedding day and her fiance' who tried to save her died as well. |
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| Spooky story telling |
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| This was a bed and breakfast where some guy fell off a balcony and broke his neck. His ghost still haunts it |
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| We ended up in this little cemetery. The guide had encountered a ghost here. |
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