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Getting Lost: North 

By Jason Roop
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On the edge of Virginia, in the Northern Neck, visitors and residents of all kinds are drawn to Colonial Beach in Westmoreland County.
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Gary Penn and Kathy Arllen , who’ve lived in Colonial Beach for about five years, wait for a table at the Riverboat on the Potomac.
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Jazmyn Mylez, 22, takes her pit bull puppy out for a stroll on the boardwalk.
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Leslie Ravenell gets her dog, Samantha Marie, ready for a pet parade that’s part of the weekend festival.
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On the edge of Virginia, in the Northern Neck, visitors and residents of all kinds are drawn to Colonial Beach in Westmoreland County.
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