It's Willy Nilly Friday, World Elephant Day, and National Middle Child Day!
2. One of my favorite roads is Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park. People travel for miles to see it and I feel very fortunate that we live nearby. Don't worry about the young lady in the photo; there is enough solid ground on the other side of the wall catch her if she were to slip.
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3. I usually take my camera when I go to Shenandoah National Park but one day I found myself there without it. I did have my cell phone, which is old and doesn't get sharp pictures like the new phones. Still, I liked this photo well enough to make it into a digital poster.4. Below is another photo from Shenandoah National Park. I took it from the overlook closest to Front Royal and you can see part of the city in the valley below. I'm sharing this with My Town Shoot Out and Skywatch Friday.
5. Below we have a different view of part of Front Royal. I took this from Prospect Cemetery.
Have a nice weekend!
What a lovely place!
ReplyDeleteLove the ruined mill - such solid blocks of stone, and still standing. A fine photo.
ReplyDeleteAwesome images! I love that ruined mill and the views are breathtaking. You live in a beautiful area.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day!
Such a gorgeous old structure in the first photo. And the last two scenes are so panoramic.
ReplyDeleteYou live is such a lovely area, Linda.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed all your photos Linda but the little one on his daddy's back was adorable and you paired it with the perfect quote.
ReplyDeleteI love the mountains. Yes, you are fortunate to live in such a gorgeous place.
ReplyDeleteWe're tow of those people who drive miles to visit Skyline Drive. We hope to get back there next year.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous views, Linda. You're lucky to have this park so close by.
ReplyDeleteWell, they say that your best camera is the one you have with you at the time... I'm glad I read the info beneath the photo of the girl on the ledge...phew..I hate to see people taking shots like that when there is a huge drop off. Cheers, Stan
ReplyDeleteSkyline Drive is just spectacular!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful views. The skyline drive is a treasure.
ReplyDeletewe still haven't been on skyline drive...one of these days, maybe in the fall! wonderful shots and i do like your poster you made! thank you for linking linda and have a great week!!
ReplyDeleteWell, you have the Blue Ridge Parkway and it is similar. Skyline has more stone walls and runs through Shenandoah National Park so it doesn't have the farms adjacent like the Parkway does. Both roads are spectacular!
Delete"Don't worry about the young lady in the photo; there is enough solid ground on the other side of the wall catch her if she were to slip."
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you said that - when I first looked at the photo I was quite worried!
Love your last two scenic photo's.
All the best Jan
Beautiful post.
ReplyDeleteYou have posted quite a bit in August! Your phone takes good pics!
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