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Touring the Wine Country of Virginia
Think of as many wine producing regions in the United States as you can. Did you think of Virginia? Chances are you didn't, but you should. A modern wine country on the rise, Virginia is the 7th largest wine producing region in America. Virginia is home to over 140 wineries and more than 3,000 acres of vineyards. A unique wine region that combines the beauty and history of early America, Virginia produces numerous varieties of wines.
If you would like to experience Virginia's wine country for yourself, contact Haymarket Transportation. In addition to our charter bus rentals and bus tours of D.C., we offer private wine tours of Virginia. Call us today at (301) 778-2007 to learn more about our transportation services and bus tours.
Must-See Attractions at Mt. Vernon
Mount Vernon is an American landmark. What was once an active plantation is now one of the nation's most visited historic sites and an enduring reminder of the life and legacy of our country's most important founding father, George Washington. Once you make arrangement with a charter bus company to transport your family or work group to Mt. Vernon, make sure you see these can't-miss attractions.
Ford Orientation Center
Before you explore the grounds around Mt. Vernon, start your experience in the Ford Orientation Center. Here you can watch the 25-minute live-action adventure movie "We Fight to Be Free" and inspect a precise scale model of Washington's mansion and the grounds surrounding Mt. Vernon.
George Washington's Mansion
After George Washington moved into the house that his father built in 1752, he spent the next five decades greatly expanding the structure. The result is an impressive, 21-room residency with architectural features that showcase his status as a true Virginia gentleman.
Slave Memorial and Burial Ground
Located 50 yards from George Washington's tomb is a memorial honoring the slaves and free African-Americans who lived and worked at Mt. Vernon during the 1700s and first half of the 1800s. Spent quiet time at the memorial beneath the shade of surrounding trees and reflect on the historical significance and impact of slavery.
Pioneer Farm
Although George Washington is known as a military commander and president, he was first and foremost a farmer—and he was quite an impressive farmer at that. Washington sought new approaches to agriculture and experimented with crop rotation, fertilizers, plowing practices, and more. You can tour the four-acre Pioneer Farm and see what it was like to live (and work) during Washington's day and age.
Haymarket Transportation makes it easy to take your entire family or company to see the historic Mt. Vernon. We are a full-service transportation company, and our fleet of charter buses, SUVs, sedans, and limousines will help you get there comfortably. Visit our website to learn more about our charter bus rentals, or call us toll-free at (301) 778-2007 to schedule your charter bus today .
Touring Washington, DC with Haymarket Transportation
Haymarket Transportation has years of experience offering standard and personalized tours of Washington, DC. Our tour guides know how to make things fun, interactive, and educational for all ages. During a personalized visit, we will go to any place in Washington, DC that you have an interest in. Some of the sights that our customers most often want to visit include the Jefferson Memorial, the National Monument, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the White House, the Lincoln Memorial, the Washington Monument, the Washington National Cathedral, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, and the World War II Memorial. Our fleet of luxurious coach buses, mini buses, vans, and shuttles can be used to tour Washington, DC or provide the transportation you need to get around the area.
To learn more about the bus tours in DC and charter bus services that Haymarket Transportation of Northern VA can provide, visit our website today. If you have any questions, please call us at (301) 778-2007.
Vacationing in New York City
Ever since the colonists arrived in 1624, immigrants and their culture have shaped New York City. With famous skyscrapers, buildings, and sights—such as the New York Stock Exchange, Rockefeller Center, Empire State Building, and Times Square—there's no lack of things to see in the nation's largest city. Watch this video clip to see what else you can experience on a trip to New York City.
With its luxurious charter bus fleet, Haymarket Transportation of Northern VA has your traveling needs to and from New York City taken care of. We also offer bus tours, motor coach rentals, NYC shopping trips, and NYC Broadway and dinner trips. Learn more about our transportation and tour services by calling us at (301) 778-2007.
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Cricket: Pakistan defeat India to win Champions Trophy
Pakistan lift their maiden Champions Trophy title after defeating their arch-rivals India by 180 runs at The Oval.
18 Jun 2017 20:32 GMT
Pakistan's Fakhar Zaman scored a century in just his fourth match [Paul Childs/Reuters]
Pakistan have won the Champions Trophy cricket final after beating their archrivals India by 180 runs at the Oval ground in Britain's capital, London.
Title-holders India, set 339 to win, collapsed after Pakistani fast bowler Mohammad Amir removed the top three batsmen - Rohit Sharma, Shikhar Dhawan and captian Virat Kohli. They were eventually dismissed for 158, with 19.3 overs to spare.
Al Jazeera's Lee Wellings, reporting from South London, said that only a few people saw this result coming.
"This is absolutely remarkable. Pakistan fans cannot believe the journey their team has taken," he said.
"Pakistan is celebrating their biggest victory against their archrival."
Amir finished with three for 16 in six overs and Hasan Ali, who kick-started Pakistan's revival in their group-win over top-ranked South Africa, ended the match when he had Jasprit Bumrah caught by gleeful captain and wicket-keeper Sarfraz Ahmed.
The moment Pakistan cricket fans joined sports correspondent Lee Wellings live on air after Pakistan beat India at the Oval. pic.twitter.com/eXA7zZea2H
— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 18, 2017
Left-arm fast bowler Amir, whose career was almost ended on the other side of London's River Thames by a ban and jail term he received for his part in a spot-fixing scam during a 2010 Test against England at Lord's, finished with three for 16.
He dismissed Rohit Sharma (0), India captain Virat Kohli (5) and Shikhar Dhawan (21) in a stunning new-ball spell.
Earlier, Pakistan made 338 for four after losing the toss with opener Fakhar Zaman's 114 his maiden one-day international hundred in just his fourth match at this level.
India had thrashed Pakistan by 124 runs in their tournament opener at Edgbaston on June 4.
India's top batsmen were dismissed early in the match by Pakistani fast bowlers [Paul Childs/Reuters]

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THE PRETEND REVOCATION OF EXECUTIVE ORDER 10450
To begin with, why did President Obama accept the resignation of General David Petraeus?
Pressure? Morality? Fear of political reprisal? Or, does the President really believe what President Eisenhower, J. Edgar Hoover, and President Lyndon Johnson feared back in the 1950s and 1960s before Executive Order 10450 was revoked — precisely on June 4, 1974?
Forget the reasons behind the headlines about Petraeus and Broadwell. Just focus on the headlines themselves for the moment.
General David Petraeus had an affair with his biographer, Paula Broadwell. It started sometime in the Spring of 2012 — not the affair, but the FBI's monitoring of the General's e-mail. Apparently several FBI workers suspected that an intimate exchange between Broadwell and Petraeus made reference to corruption. As it turned out, the messages were merely sexual in content and did not compromise the General's political or military knowledge or position as Director of the CIA.
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