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November 12, 2017

Autumn Splendor at Zion Church

A week ago the colors of autumn were at the peak, so on Monday I made a few stops to take some pictures when we were driving east of Maurertown.
A Farm on Zion Church Road.
Zion Christian Church Dates to About 1860.
Sign with Massanutten Mountains in the Background.
Massanutten (Zoomed In)

Church Cemetery


The church has lovely views and I'm devoting the rest of this post to them.




13 comments:

  1. Lady Fi11:45 PM, November 12, 2017

    Oh - the light! The colours! Just gorgeous!

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  2. Tom5:30 AM, November 13, 2017

    ...Linda, what a gorgeous sunlit day you had. Thanks for sharing these fall images. Please stop back again.

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  3. Out on the prairie8:00 AM, November 13, 2017

    those mountains are sure pretty

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  4. Lisa @ Two Bears Farm9:35 AM, November 13, 2017

    Beautiful! It seems like peak is past now. My mom and I drove through Charlottesville yesterday and it's starting to look mostly brown.

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  5. don11:22 AM, November 13, 2017

    A fine series documenting the church and its setting.

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  6. William Kendall11:51 AM, November 13, 2017

    Gorgeous fall colours, Linda!

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  7. Cloudia12:23 PM, November 13, 2017

    oh thank you for these healing photos and thoughts!

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  8. Magical Mystical Teacher2:34 PM, November 13, 2017

    These photos make me realize how much I miss autumn in the East!

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  9. Linda W.3:42 PM, November 13, 2017

    Those colorful hills are wonderful!

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  10. Jack7:58 PM, November 13, 2017

    The red barns are vibrant in that light.

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  11. Billy Blue Eyes9:19 AM, November 14, 2017

    Nice area for a church

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  12. Lowcarb team member7:21 PM, November 14, 2017

    What wonderful colour in your photographs.
    An Autumn delight!

    All the best Jan

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  13. Connie7:49 PM, November 14, 2017

    The colors are so pretty in that light!

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