Beech Spring Gift Shop

12/16/2023

Passing this information on in case anyone is looking for some festive holiday plans! Happy Holidays!

The holidays are some of the most beautiful times of the year in Virginia, with lights, garland, and stunning seasonal décor going up all around the Commonwealth.

12/04/2023

So for the holidays we have super cute new clothes, Solmate Socks and quilts & throws!! If you're looking for stocking stuffers or cozy, warm presents to put under the tree, look no further!
SMALL LOCAL LOCAL BUSINESSES HOLIDAYS

11/09/2023

One pair of our overalls have found a worthy home!!

SMALL LOCAL is for LOVERS DRIVE COUNTY

11/09/2023

New, new, new Fair Trade Fall Outerwear! Overalls, Pants, Jackets in short, medium & long lengths. Perfectly patched, cotton, in cool colors. Fantastically fitting for the Fall weather!! Also, SOLMATE SOCKS are back in stock!
HOURS of OPERATION: WEDNESDAY-SUNDAY/10-closing!
CLOSED ON MONDAYS & TUESDAYS
SMALL LOCAL DRIVE VA COUNTY is for LOVERS

10/31/2023

We still have beautiful Fall pumpkins on SALE for half price of their original price!!! They will make great Thanksgiving decorations.
We also have lovely Pashmina Scarves still in stock. And we just received a new shipment of king and queen size Quilts and 50" x 60" Quilted Throws! We're stocking up for Shop Small Saturday, November 25th!!
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10/14/2023

On October 14, 2023, an annular solar eclipse will be visible as it crosses the sky from Oregon to Texas. The eclipse will pass 29 national park units as it makes its way across Oregon, California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas.

Annular solar eclipses happen annually, right? Short answer: No. Annular solar eclipses actually get their name from a ring of bright sunlight, or annulus. This “Ring of Fire” is visible around the moon during the maximum phase of this type of eclipse. The difference between an annular eclipse and a total eclipse has to do with the distance between Earth and the moon at the moment they align perfectly with the sun. During an annular eclipse, the moon is too far from the Earth to completely obscure the sun. The last annular eclipse visible from the United States occurred on May 20, 2012.

Learn more at: https://www.nps.gov/articles/000/idkt_eclipses.htm?mibextid=Zxz2cZ

“And it burns, burns, burns…” The only safe way to look directly at the uneclipsed or partially eclipsed sun is through special-purpose solar filters. Use “eclipse glasses” or handheld solar viewers to look at the eclipse

Image: On May 20, 2012 visitors to Capitol Reef viewed a rare annular eclipse at Panaroma Point.

10/14/2023

Oh, Rocky Swindler! He wanted you to check out the Fall colors at Beech Spring Farm! Come to the mountains.....
SMALL LOCAL DRIVE VA COUNTY IS FOR LOVERS

10/07/2023

We have beautiful super sized Mums! $20.00 each/3 for $50.00. Bins of apples and pumpkins in all sizes, shapes and colors!! Happy Fall. The mountains are calling.....
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10/03/2023

The mountains are calling.....

Skyline Drive – a National Scenic Byway – traverses 105 miles in Shenandoah National Park and affords outstanding vistas from 75 overlooks. Come discover the fall colors on a hiking trail, a guided horseback ride or at nearby attractions.

10/03/2023

Hope to see you all this holiday weekend!

We’ve got more than a few picture-perfect mountain towns in Virginia thanks to the rugged Appalachians and Blue Ridge Mountains that cut across the state. Fall is a great time to explore these towns for vibrantly-colored foliage, fall festivals, scenic hiking and biking, and outdoor patios at wine...

09/18/2023

SEPTEMBER 23 is a FEE FREE DAY for ALL NATIONAL PARKS. Stop by and see us and check out all our HOLIDAY SALES on your way to or from the SHENANDOAH NATIONAL PARK/SKYLINE DRIVE/THORNTON GAP ENTRANCE on the FEE FREE ENTRANCE DAY/SEPTEMBER 23!!!
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