We spent the day in Fredericksburg. After a leisurely morning we again walked to town and strolled the main street, checking out all the trinket shops, wine tasting rooms, and restaurants. Other than the National Museum of the Pacific War, this is all there is in downtown Fredericksburg. Apparently the town died in the early 1970s after the Walmart opened just out of town… Luckily, the town was able to reinvent themselves as a tourist attraction, and now it is a thriving place, with many B&Bs, motels, hotels, and guesthouses all around the town…
We are terrible tourists, so we skipped the National Museum of the Pacific War; however, we did note that Admiral Nimitz was born and raised right here in Fredericksburg…
We enjoyed lunch in a Bistro in the basement of a home furnishing store…
After lunch we returned to the Villa, noting the Saturday crowds in town:
This evening we went to the highest rated BBQ place in town. It was terrible…
Back at the Villa we enjoyed a beautiful sunset…
And an enjoyable time was had by all…
Adventures in the Villa 
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