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A Love Letter to Autumn in Hunt Country
In the next month or so, summer’s warmth will begin to wane and your rolling hills will turn into a mosaic of russet, gold, and amber. Warm cups of tea and coffee will be enjoyed against the morning frost and autumnal sunrises, and we’ll begin to watch as foxes play and dogs rejoice.

Preserving Equestrian Tradition in Middleburg | The Nation’s Horse and Hunt Capital
Nestled in the heart of Virginia’s picturesque countryside lies Middleburg, a charming town renowned for its rich equestrian heritage. For centuries, this quaint community has embraced the equestrian lifestyle, making it a haven for equestrians and enthusiasts alike. The equestrian culture in Middleburg dates back to the 18th century when settlers first established the town. From the beginning, horses were integral to the local way of life, helping with farming, transportation, and leisure. As the years passed, Middleburg became synonymous with thoroughbred breeding, fox hunting, and equestrian competitions, gaining a reputation as the “Nation’s Horse and Hunt Capital.”
Visiting Hunter’s Head Tavern in Upperville
Just down the road from the beautiful town of Middleburg is Upperville, a small town in Fauquier County notable for its horse farms and beautiful country estates. Nestled in the town is Hunter’s Head Tavern, a lovely historic tavern serving some of the best organic and locally-sourced meals in the area. Everything from the lovely cork menus to the hunt country-inspired foliage is carefully considered, thus creating an inviting, cozy and elegant English country-style ambience.