A Shenandoah Valley Scene in March |
The mountain is Short Mountain in the Massanutten Range. I took this picture last week near New Market.
A Shenandoah Valley Scene in March |
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What a beautiful shot. Looks like your winter is about over? I'm curious about the name. Is the Mountain really Short?
ReplyDeleteLovely photo! Oh for some clear weather the same!
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful... but I am at a point where green would look wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThat view will be blocked soon, huh?
ReplyDeletea nice shade of blue back there. :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty view! I know it will be hidden when the leaves return, but I am so ready for spring to arrive. :D
ReplyDeleteIt's true Linda, I guess that's what makes each season so special..you are surrounded by very beautiful scenery..
ReplyDeleteSo today it's snowing -- guess Spring weather is eluding us!
ReplyDeleteAdele, I don't know why they call it Short Mountain. Perhaps because it ends abruptly at a pass? I read that it's 7 miles in length and sometimes called Seven Mile Mountain.