The final resting place for James Monroe, Fifth President. / Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia Featured in Amazing Graves /
A barn in central Virginia clad in old metal signs.
Found out tonight that this house burned to the ground this morning (6/22/09), and I felt it was worth one more upload.
B&W photograph of an old barn door latch in Lynch Station Virginia. Pop. 1100.
When I was very young this cafe opened called the Coffee Pot. It didn’t stay in business too long, as I remember, but, as a child, I always thought it was just the coolest building, lol. It had a horseshoe counter with stools all around the circle. When it went out of business, it stood empty for many years. Most recently it had been the office for the James River Rafting and Canoe Company (I think that was the official name). On either side of the building they had racks of canoes where people would rent them to take off on their own, or opted for guided tour trips, which were also offered. I remember when the rafting company opened in the 70’s b/c I drove past this building every day on my way to work. “That won’t last long,” I thought. Good thing I didn’t make a bet because it prospered and stayed open until only a few years ago. We rode by it earlier this month and I had to stop and take a picture. On Rt 60, between Buena Vista and Lexington, VA, across the 4-lane road by Ben Salem Wayside (where everyone would stop for a picnic and swim in the summer), the Coffee Pot is still standing, 40+ years later. We both may be showing our age, but we’re both still hanging in there. ;)Karen Pentax K200D, 800 ISO, 1/180 sec, f/6.70, 28 mm, Pentax-DA lens, Redfield Fractalius Filter applied
Wonderful Vintage photo of a time gone by complete with dirt roads (now paved) and riders on horseback. Taken in Poor Valley, Virginia between the Clinch Mountains and Little Mountains at Wolf Creek in Hayters Gap. Only two of the buildings from this photo still exist (The house on the right and the church.) The dirt road is now State Route 80. photographer. unkn. / Featured in Virginia group
Colonial Williamsburg, Williamsburg, Virginia, USA The Historic Area of Colonial Williamsburg stretches over 301 acres, and includes 88 original 18th-century structures. Hundreds of houses, shops and public outbuildings are reconstructed on their original foundations. Some buildings are open to the public, while others are private residences and administrative offices. Olympus SP570 UZ
Historical Downtown Staunton, VA
Tim Scullion: Colonial Williamsburg’s version of an 18th century log home in sepia. / Canon EOS Rebel / 18-55 mm lens
This mill was built about 1910 by Edwin B.Mabry, / A jack–of–all–trades, who has been a chairmaker, a miner, a coal company blacksmith, and a farmer. / He and his wife, Mintoria Lizzie Mabry, operated the mill until 1936, grinding corn and sawing lumber for their Meadows of Dan neighbors. / . / In 1945, the National Park Service restored and landscaped the mill. / Today, it is the most photographed feature on the Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia. USA. / ( best viewed by clicking on image to enlarge ) Taken with a Panasonic Lumix FZ30 point & shoot camera. / Programmes used,,...Picasa3 and / DynamicPhoto-HDR. ==============
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This image was taken as we were driving back into Blacksburg VA. / It had been a long day, and as we slowed down at the set of traffic lights, I quickly snapped this sunset. And this was one of the largest moons that I have seen in a very long time. / The moon was up in the sky, even before the sun had set. / ( Best viewed by clicking on image to enlarge.). Taken with a panasonic Lumix FZ30 point & shoot camera. / Programmes used…... / Picasa3 / DynamicPhoto-HDR ==============
This image was taken of the outside planks of lumber, in old barn that is located on the property of my friend Charles Good’s in Blacksburg Virginia… USA.. / I just couldn’t walk past without taking a dozen or so images of these wonderful patterns that have been formed by knots in the trunk of the original trees….( I don’t know what variety of tree it was. ) / Best viewed by clicking on image to enlarge.. Taken with a panasonic Lumix FZ30 point & shoot camera. / Programmes used…... / Picasa3 / DynamicPhoto-HDR ==============
This image was taken at the Smithfield Plantation ( built in 1772-73 ) in Blacksburg Virginia USA. / This “Weaver’s Cabin” was constructed in the 1990’s from the logs of an 1820’s slave cabin at Whitethorne. / The whole plantation with its majestic house and layout, including the Native American Garden is well worth a visit. / ( best viewed by clicking on image to enlarge ) / Click here if you would like to read about the Plantation. Taken with a panasonic Lumix FZ30 point & shoot camera. / Programmes used…... / Picasa3 / DynamicPhoto-HDR ==============
Another image of Wades Flour Mill that was built in 1882, and was just one of the many Mills that I visited when travelling throughout Lexington Virginia USA. / ( best viewed by clicking on image to enlarge ) Taken with a panasonic Lumix FZ30 point & shoot camera. / Programmes used…... / Picasa3 / DynamicPhoto-HDR / Photoshop.7 ==============
From a lookout on the Blue Ridge Parkway, this beautiful valley can be seen. Taken in Virginia
Someone forgot to lock the barn door!
This wonderful barn is in SW Virginia in the Appalachian Mnts. Camera Info.- Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XSi
And To All A Goodnight. :)) This is an image of my Staffordshire Bull Terrier called Miracle when he was just a wee little baby. Taken in my home in Amherst, Virginia with my Kodak Easyshare DX3900. / /
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This corn field and old fence with this colorfull oak made quite a picture
This wonderful cascade of sound is at Crabtree Falls in Virginia. / camera: SONY CYBERSHOT DSC W-90 featured in COUNTRY BUMPKIN
The cotton field seemed whiter with the beautiful fall colors in the background I love this 1 in rural se va
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