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June 19, 2014

Farm Fence and Birdhouse


We've had a rainy spring but the Shenandoah Valley is still pretty to drive through. These scenes are near Woodstock, Virginia.


Linking to: Good Fences

15 comments:

  1. BumbleVee12:30 AM, June 20, 2014

    Just got home from my sister's little farm in the next province over...it rained all the time I was there ...and was lovely and green... not cold though, so we still got to play outside most days...

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  2. Anonymous1:04 AM, June 20, 2014

    Gorgeous and lush!

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  3. Leovi3:12 AM, June 20, 2014

    Some beautiful photos! I love the framing on the first!

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  4. Dzjiedzjee4:34 AM, June 20, 2014

    You posted some nice work lately! I enjoyed reading your posts again!! :-)

    Greetings from the Netherlands! ;-)
    Gert Jan Hermus
    dzjiedzjee.blogspot.com

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  5. Stefan Jansson5:53 AM, June 20, 2014

    Great scenery, I pessimally like the first photo.

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  6. Stefan Jansson5:54 AM, June 20, 2014

    Pessimally is a new word btw, it means especially.

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  7. Hilda6:39 AM, June 20, 2014

    That first photo is just perfect!

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  8. TexWisGirl9:08 AM, June 20, 2014

    beautiful! thanks, linda!

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  9. Tanya Breese9:54 AM, June 20, 2014

    beau-teeeeee-ful!

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  10. George10:06 AM, June 20, 2014

    I think the Shenandoah Valley would be beautiful ay time of the year and in any weather. We've loved it each time we've visited.

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  11. Lisa @ Two Bears Farm10:22 AM, June 20, 2014

    What a pretty view!

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  12. William Kendall10:37 AM, June 20, 2014

    Very pretty indeed. That rolling countryside appeals to me.

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  13. Connie10:44 PM, June 20, 2014

    Lovely pictures! I really like that first one.

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  14. Unknown6:43 PM, June 22, 2014

    people loves their home land , may they will be saved forever .

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  15. jhon7:36 AM, January 22, 2018

    The station of 2000 acres of rough hill country on the Raglan deviation, had been cleared from native bush in earlier times, but a lot of it had reverted to scrub, bracken and gorse due to lack of investment and technology. rabbit fence

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