A Hitching in Lynchburg, VA

I definitely had some idea about what Lynchburg would be like, thanks to Crystal's Flickr (now Crystal Tillman's Flickr), but getting to visit for the first time and be a part of an incredible wedding makes the place seem even more magical. At first look, the historic downtown seems deserted, but when you enter in one of the countless antique and rummage shops, or order a coffee, or say hi back to a person passing you on a street, you find out that Lynchburg is filled with nothing but kind souls. And now Tucker and Crystal are officially the Tillmans and my traveling pal Nikki and I were lucky enough to experience the celebration. There are plenty more photos on my Flickr.

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Snapshot, Crystal and Tucker

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Crystal and her dad. I cried when they danced.

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Mr. Tillman, waiting for his bride



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Nikki and I with Casey Radical, who's getting hitched in August


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Being big kids with Sparklers


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A nap in the grass next to a home from long ago


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The greatest Antique store. Stay tuned for new vintage pieces from me!


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Somewhat out of order, but Nikki and I enjoyed
Yoo-Hoos as well as some other not-so-healthy
roadtrip foods on the way to Lynchburg.

On the day after the wedding, we dropped our friend Luke off at the airport, after he smoked out a tick that had lodged itself in his shoulder, and drove to Washington D.C. to visit our friend Jojo who I'm proud to say just graduated from Georgetown with her masters. Joj showed us around town and took us to the good places to eat.

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Great looking dorks in front of the Capitol Bldg

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We're so mature, aren't we?