Spring farm-stay weekends just a short drive from DC . . . We warmly invite you to our historic farmhouse estate on 143 scenic acres in Western Loudoun County. From our porches, watch the sun rise over the Blue Ridge Mountains and our heritage-breed sheep graze while their lambs frolic in our pastures. Stroll through fragrant gardens and harvest heirloom produce for a picnic or your eveningâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s dinner. At the end of your day, unwind with a glass of local wine as you watch the sun set over the Bull Run Mountains. Please visit www.eastlynnfarm.com for more information, weekend or week-long availability and rates. You may also e-mail us at locallygrownva@gmail.com or call 703.771.8893 to arrange a tour. Exodus 26:1 Also, the habitation, shalt thou make, with ten curtains,of twined linen, and blue, and purple, and crimson, with cherubim, the work of a skilful weaver, shalt thou make them. Exodus 26:2 The length of each curtain, twenty-eight cubits, and, the breadth, four cubits, of each curtain,one measure, for all the curtains. Exodus 26:3 The five curtains, shall be joined, one to another, and, the other five curtains, joined, one to another. Exodus 26:4 And thou shalt make loops of blue, on the border of each curtain, at the edge of the set,and, thus, shalt thou do in the border of the curtain, that is outmost in the second set: Exodus 26:5 fifty loops, shalt thou make, in the one curtain, and, fifty loops, shalt thou make, in the edge of the curtain which is in the second set,the loops, being opposite, one to another. Exodus 26:6 And thou shalt make, fifty clasps of gold,so shalt thou join the curtains, one to another, with the clasps, and thus shall the habitation be, one.