2. Our first tour stop was at Gooney Creek where it enters the Shenandoah. Some men were fishing there. I was pleased to get down to that spot because I had started to drive there before but chickened out because of ruts in the road. I feared they would get worse and I'd get stuck! However, since our teacher was leading the way, I followed without concern and sure enough, the road got a little better.
3. At our next stop there are several bridges across Overall Run built in different decades. Here we see abutments of an old bridge under the current railroad bridge. Last Sunday I shared a monochrome image of a dramatic view of the same railroad bridge. Black and White Weekend selected it as one of six photos to show today.
4. Here's another snapshot I took from the car. I had stopped for a red light next to these straw critters.
5. We saw some fine fall foliage. This tree is on Richardson Hill in Front Royal.
In addition to Tanya's blog hop, I'm sharing photos with Orange You Glad It's Friday and My Town Shoot Out.
...I have seen few straw critters this year.
ReplyDeleteThe house with the Statue of Liberty is cool. Enjoyed seeing the remnants of an old bridge, seeing the fisherman reminded me of my dad who loved fly fishings. Loved the straw critters and what pretty foliage.
ReplyDeleteThe fall colours are a cheerful sight, as are those straw animals!
ReplyDeleteI like the decorated hay bales!
ReplyDeleteWhat a whimsical collection - a good reason to be thankful for traffic and stop lights! Have a glorious weekend!
ReplyDeleteJust love the straw critters, aren't they great!
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
I really enjoyed all of these Linda! The house with the statue of liberty is neat and the critters are cute! That tree is gorgeous! Thanks for linking up Linda!
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