what the most romantic palace in fairfax county, VA?
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The Bailiwick Inn on Main Street in Fairfax City or \nMeadowlark Gardens Arboretum in Vienna, VA
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Try the one near the Buckingham Palace!
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My friend owns one here in Austin TX and its awesome. Here's the link.\nhttp://www.carringtonsbluff.com\nThey do weddings all the time and have honeymoon packages with champagne and strawberries, and whatever else you might want.
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Try Southopia on Kennington Park Road (Elephant and Castle tube).  As a man I've never been there but my lesbian friends tell me it's cool and it sounds quite plush.  Enjoy.
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Places to eat:\nWaters Lakehouse in Irvine - What can be more romantic than a candelight dinner under the stars alongside a breathtaking view of a lake. Treat your valentine to fresh California Cuisine at Waters Lakehouse Restaurant, complete with hardwood floors and a Caribbean accent. Call 949-733-9503 for reservations.\n\n\nThe Cottage in Laguna Beach - A Laguna Beach landmark for over 35 years, ask any local of Laguna Beach about The Cottage and your answer will be a big smile. The warm friendly atmosphere of this establishment makes it feel like home, only someone else is doing the cooking and waiting on you. For reservations call 949-494-3023.\n\n\nThe Beach House in Laguna Beach - If you looking for a place to watch the sun set beneath the ocean as you dine on exquiste seafood and the breathtaking view, then the Beach House is what you're looking for. If you've never been then before, be sure to get directions, it's a little tricky to find the first time. For reservations call 949-494-9707.\n\nPlaces to go:\nThe Gondola Company in Newport Beach - Take a ride in a Venetian Gondola for an evening of Love, Romance, and Music neither of you will ever forget. The gondola rides consist of just you, your loved one and your own private gondolier as they guide you through the lovely channels of Newport Harbor. For a special treat, take the ride after dark under the beautiful stars. For reservations call 949-675-1212.\n\n\nHornblower Cruises in Newport Beach - Spend the evening with your loved one aboard a yacht ... dining and dancing the night away as you cruise around beautiful Newport Harbor. Make this Valentine's Day one that will never be forgotton, and will be envy of everyone back at the office. Make your reservations online.\n\n\nTea & Teacups in Yorba Linda - What better way to surprise your Valentine than with a special Valentine's Day Tea Time. Sit down to a relaxing English Tea and assorted sandwiches, in a beautiful quaint Tea Room. Tea & Teacups is hosting a Special Valentine's Tea on February 14th, 15th and 16th. For something really special, try the Evening Candelight Supper on February 14th. The special dinner menu includes Chicken Marbella, Wild Rice, a pot of Buckingham Palace Tea and a special Valentine's Dessert. For more information call 714-572-9825.\n\nAnd believe me, every penny you spend on ur loved one at Valentines is worth it!!!
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Anywhere within two hours outside of Northern VA!!!\n\nI live in Fairfax, and a 2 bedroom condo/shantee here costs between $300-500K...\nThat's a mansion in other counties!
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Ft. Benning!! Home of the infantry! FOLLOW ME!\n\nAn all expense paid 2 month stay at the lovely Sand Hill resort!
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St. Lô, once a part of the grand designs of the French rulers Charlemagne and Napoleon, has a powerful and direct link 20th-century America, and especially to Western Virginia. The medieval Norman town, approximately 175 miles west of Paris, was the scene of a violent, decisive battle between American GIs and the entrenched German forces shortly after the Allied landings on D-Day, June 6, 1944. The American-led air force and ground troops of the 29th Division's 116th Infantry Regiment (which comprised many Virginians) liberated St. Lô on July 19, 1944.\n\nThe campaign left 95 percent of the town demolished, including much of the gorgeous Gothic cathedral of Notre Dame. St. Lô suffered more than any community in Normandy during WWII, but its people truly love Americans, whom they regard as their liberators.\n\nToday, St. Lô is a thriving town of 25,000 in which the past is very much present. The mainly reconstructed city lies on a rocky hill, within and around the remains of the ancient ramparts that Charlemagne began in the ninth century. There, two medieval towers provide a panoramic view of the Vire Valley and its river, which has been vital to St. Lô's economic history. Nearby, Le Haras National, France's premier horse farm, was established by Napoleon in 1806.\n\nLa Madeleine, a restored 13th-century chapel, houses a public exhibit about the events of 1944. The town also has a touching monument to Major Thomas Howie, head of the 3rd Battalion of the 116th Infantry Regiment, who was killed during the Allies' final assault on the town.\n\nProgressive St. Lô, the administrative seat of the County of La Manche, has set its sights on becoming a university town. It supports two business colleges, the Ecole de Gestion et de Commerce and the Ecole de Ventes. Normandy's rich soil has ensured St. Lô's prominence as an agricultural center as well. And dairy farms and apple orchards flourish there. The province's creamy cheeses and fiery apple brandy, Calvados, are celebrated worldwide, and the lush, pastoral countryside attracts tourists from all corners of the globe. Short distances from St. Lô are Mont Saint Michel, Monet's garden at Giverny and the American cemetery at Colleville-Sur-Mer, which overlooks Omaha Beach, further memorialized in Steven Spielberg's 1998 film, “Saving Private Ryan.”\n\n\n\nChapter 1\nTHE JULY OFFENSIVE\n\nST-LO, capital of the department of Manche, can be used as one symbol for First U. S. Army's victory in a most difficult and bloody phase of the Campaign of Normandy: the "Battle of the Hedgerows," during the first three weeks of July I944. Other names figure in this battle. First Army soldiers will remember la Haye-du-Puits, Periers, Hill 192, like St-Lo, from a background of stubborn struggle for gains too often measured in terms of a few hundred yards, or of two or three fields, conquered against a bitterly resisting enemy.\n\nMuch more was at stake in the Battle of the Hedgerows than possession of a communications center on the Vire River. In June, First Army and British Second Army had won their beachheads and had captured Cherbourg (26 June). Supplies and reinforcements were building up for a powerful offensive, designed to break out of the Normandy pocket and scheduled to be mounted in the First Army zone. But more room and better jump-off positions for the crucial offensive were needed before this blow could be delivered. The attack that began in early July was planned to gain this ground, on a front of 25 miles. Four corps, employing ultimately 12 divisions, were involved in the effort. All these units faced similar problems of advance, and all contributed to the measure of success achieved. Therefore, in the larger tactical sense it would be unfair to identify the Battle of the Hedgerows with St-Lo and later military studies, treating the Campaign of Normandy in different scope, will give the operation in truer proportions. Here, on
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The Cape Henry Lighthouse.  \nThe Chesapeake Bay bridge-tunnel.  \nYou are not too far from Colonial Williamsburg.  \n\nIt's been years since I've been there.  \n\nThere are some good golf courses there too, some of the best municipal courses in the country.
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Well, the best "romantic" dinner place I believe would have to be an Italian restaurant... a good one though.\n\nTry to find a good one in your town or city and have fun!
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There are some great courses in WV, Stonewall Resort is nice and not too expensive, also I am a huge fan on Bel Meadows in Harrison County a great course for the long hitters
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West by God Virginia!
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Ceasars Palace in Vegas?
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I've been to events at the Hilton at South Mountain, and they are beautiful, but I fear they may be a bit pricey for your budget.  Can't hurt to check them out, though-very stunning presentations there.\nBest wishes!
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Flowers on the wall by the Statler Brothers.\n"Smokin' cigarettes and watching Capt. Kangaroo..."
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go to love and romance
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Virginia is for lovers.  No waiting period for marriage license.  You can get all done in a day.