March 2, 2014

Church in the Dale

Dry Run Christian Church, 8398 Fort Valley Road
This charming church is in "the Fort," a narrow valley in the Massanutten Mountains, which in turn are within the Shenandoah Valley. We took this picture about a week ago.

I knew I'd shared photos of this church before so just now I used the search button and found that I posted Dry Run Church a year ago to the day!

Linking to: InSPIREd Sunday

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12 comments:

  1. Elizabeth Edwards9:54 PM, March 02, 2014

    gorgeous setting. will we get snow? that is the question??! ( :

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  2. William Kendall9:56 PM, March 02, 2014

    My, that is such a beautiful setting for a church.

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  3. TexWisGirl10:49 PM, March 02, 2014

    really quaint scene.

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  4. George11:13 PM, March 02, 2014

    I don't blame you for posting pictures of this church more than once. The church building -- and the setting -- is beautiful.

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  5. Louis la Vache11:34 PM, March 02, 2014

    It looks like a fine little country church. :-)

    «Louis» posted a Lutheran Church in a suburb of Sacramento, California.

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  6. Ms. A1:20 AM, March 03, 2014

    Beautiful setting.

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  7. My Little Home and Garden11:08 AM, March 03, 2014

    That charming little church is in a beautiful setting; such a view! Would that be a bit of green grass I see? It's still all winter white here.

    Karen

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  8. Leovi6:02 PM, March 03, 2014

    Yes, I like those ruins! Beautiful photos!

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  9. Billy Blue Eyes7:41 AM, March 04, 2014

    Looks a nice little area it is in

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  10. Connie7:50 PM, March 04, 2014

    That's a pretty little church.

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  11. cedarmerefarm6:44 PM, March 07, 2014

    That's a very picturesque scene. Our farm is in the foothills of the blue ridge mountains so we are not far from you.

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  12. Faith Hope and Cherrytea7:14 PM, March 07, 2014

    lovely photo setting and lighting. thanks for sharing!

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