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Allen Bates wrote:
> <jfeng@my-deja.com> wrote in message 
> news:c778f0f0-1d1b-477a-9c7b-4594cccef2d8@2g2000prl.googlegroups.com...
> On Sep 18, 9:00 pm, "Allen Bates" <no.s...@microsoft.com> wrote:
>> Thank you for your responses. Is the "faux" one, you mean "Jamestown
>> Settlement", a privete re-enactment business, correct? The other 
>> "real" one,
>> "Historic Jamestown" is actually a simple government park not for 
>> tourist,
>> correct? I guess we have a rent a car to drive there? Thank you.
> That makes sense, but I really don't remember.  The differences should
> be obvious when you get there.  You will have to decide for yourself
> whether you prefer "real" or "faux".  As I indicated, our group chose
> "real".
> 
> Another thing that I remember is that it is a long way from DC.  We
> spent the night in Williamsburg before going to Jamestowm (actually,
> we visited Wm&Mary and Colonial Williamsburg in the previous days).
> If you get an early start from Williamsburg, you may have time to do
> both before heading back to DC, depending on your stamina.
> 
> 
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> 
> Thank you for your advise. Starting early first thing in the morning at 
> our DC hotel, we plan to rent a car, then, drive direct from DC to 
> Jametown Settlement - the "faux" one. How long will the typical out of 
> town cautious driver take? If we just tour for couples of hour, then, 
> return directly to DC to return our rental car. How much time will this 
> take? Thank you.

I'd say 3 hours each way. All to look at a barren shore line on the 
James River and a NPS exhibit bldg. Oh, and the remaining shell of a 
church.

Marv