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Mineral, VA is a small town nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. It offers many activities and attractions to explore, such as the Mineral Mining Museum or historic sites like The White House of the Confederacy. The nearby Lake Anna State Park provides outdoor recreation opportunities including boating, fishing, swimming, camping and hiking. Mineral's local restaurants are known for their delicious food, serving up everything from classic Southern-style BBQ to elegant Italian cuisine. Additionally, this quaint town is home to many unique shops and boutiques that offer gifts and souvenirs for visitors to take away with them after their stay. Reviews of Mineral highlight its picturesque scenery combined with excellent hospitality and delicious food. Visitors often comment on how friendly the locals are and how peaceful it can be to spend time in this rural oasis. It is a great place to relax and unwind from everyday life while still having plenty of fun activities to keep you entertained.
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Mineral and Virginia;s second largest lake - 1/4/2010
Having spent the part quarter century visiting, camping, boating and living in the Mineral, VA area, I want to introduce the viewer to Lake Anna, a 13,000 acre, 17 mile long lake with a 250 mile shoreline, most of which is available for and hospitable to individuals and families looking for a chance to get away from the hustle of the urban areas. Lake Anna, built in the early 70s for the North Anna nuclear power station, boasts a state park, great fishing and boating in a clean, well managed setting. While hotel rooms are a bit sparse, inventory is growing and rental homes provide a wide range of living arrangements and price levels near and directly on the lake. The lake and nearby Louisa offer a modest range of restaraunts along with the basics in shopping and services. While Mineral proper has only a few hundred residents, the close surrounding area has several times that and is growing as the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Charlottesville urban areas grow toward the lake area.
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Trans Am Cyclists Looking for Betsy and John from - 11/22/2009
Hello from Bavaria (Germany) to Virginia,
we have been cycling the US on our Tandem from April to August. On May 2nd (2009), a rainy afternoon, we met Betsy and John (A motorbike dealer?) who gave as a lift on their pickup to Littlepage Inn, where spent the night. Unfortunately we lost their address to say thank you again from Germany. Could anyone, reading this lines, help us finding Betsy and John at or near Mineral!!???
Thanks in advance
Egon and Ursula (Tranhs Am
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