I think its time for us to take a trip down memory lane and remember just how cheap every meal and attraction has been. There’s nothing wrong with retracing our steps once in a while, especially if you never got the chance to travel with us in the first place. We all know that the typical college person’s piggy bank has already been broken by this time of the year. There is so much to do in so little time with very limited funds. Our university handed out posters last week with a list of things to do before you graduate. (yikes) On the list of must-dos was take a road trip. If you’re still looking for some quality time in the car with your friends before exams, review the list below.
Harrisonburg, VA (Total $39.22)
Food
- Mr. J’s Bagels & Deli – Breakfast Special (sausage, egg, cheese bagel with homefries) $3.69
- Kline’s – One Dip Cone $2.03
- Cally’s – Smokin’ Scottish $4.50/pint
Fun
- Shenandoah National Park – Day Pass $15 (Annual Pass $20)
- Reddish Knob – FREE
- Massanutten Snow Tubing – Day Pass $9
Facts
- Virginia Quilt Museum – General Admission $5
- Turner Ashby Monument – FREE
Staunton, VA (Total $45.48)
Food
- Mill Street Grill – St. Louis Ribs (half rack) $13.99
- Wright’s Dairy Rite – Malted Milkshake $2.49
Fun
- Blackfriar’s Playhouse – General Admission $18
- Dixie Theatre – General Admission $6
- Jazz in the Park – FREE
Facts
- Woodrow Wilson’s Birthplace – General Admission $5
- Quick Staunton Scoop – FREE
- Virginia School for Deaf & Blind – FREE
Pinehurst, NC (Total $10)
Food
- May Street Market – Daily Special $6.50
- Dugin’s Pub – Import Drafts $3.50
Fun & Facts
- Malcolm Blue Farm & Museum – FREE
- Pinehurst Harness Track Horse Show – FREE
- Sandhill’s Horticultural Gardens – FREE
Look for our next blog post as Joanne continues to recap our adventures thus far.
Great summary. I really like the price totals.