Trip to Colonial Williamsburg
It has been a while since I blogged about my trip to Williamsburg, VA, with Benjamin Moore, but I promised you a second post about my wonderful visit — and here it is.
Benjamin Moore and Colonial Williamsburg teamed up to create the 144 hues of the Williamsburg Collection and invited me and four other bloggers to come explore this beautiful, historic place.
I took so many photos, it would be a shame not to show them to you.
In my first post I told you about our first day of exploring Colonial Williamsburg and its many stunning buildings.
After our visit to the DeWitt Wallace Museum, we went back to our hotel rooms, freshened up, and got dressed for a fancy dinner at the Colonial Williamsburg Inn.
Every meal so far had been better than the one before, but this dinner was one of the fanciest I’ve ever been to.
And it was over four hours long! One amazing course followed another, and it was filled with wonderful conversations with the Benjamin Moore and Colonial Williamsburg teams.
The thing that made this trip so amazing, aside from the beautiful surrounding, was the company — everyone was so lovely and supportive, and I learned so much.
We all had one thing in common: our passion for what we do — from historic preservation to creating paint colors to blogging — and that was very inspiring to be around.
This was the yummy finale: hazelnut cake with as much chocolate sauce as you wanted. [Read more…]