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February 4, 2014

Down and Up the Icy River

Trees Bow Over the Shenandoah

The South Fork was icy on Sunday but there was an open channel near the other side.

For the first photo, I was facing downstream near Eastham Park. I took the second picture after we walked up the trail and back so it was a little later in the afternoon. We're looking up the river and into the sun, which was just barely behind a cloud.


5 comments:

  1. TexWisGirl10:04 PM, February 04, 2014

    pretty.

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  2. William Kendall10:49 PM, February 04, 2014

    The river looks cold but serene.

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  3. William Kendall10:57 PM, February 04, 2014

    In regard to your comment at my blog, the Civil War is an area of ongoing academic interest for me, so Jackson's words seemed fitting. It occurs to me he would have known the Shenandoah River exceedingly well.

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  4. Gail Dixon10:38 AM, February 05, 2014

    The blues in the sky and water is so pretty!

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  5. Connie11:04 AM, February 05, 2014

    Pretty! I especially like the second one.

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