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April 29, 2018

Today in Mt. Olive

We went to the small town of Mt. Olive in Shenandoah County to visit an art studio. I took a cell phone picture of the Methodist Church, although I have shared it previously. I think it has charm.

[It is neat to see that some of my blogging friends from the 2014 post are still with me! Thanks, guys!]
Sharing with InSpired Sunday.
The studio we visited was at the end of Mt. Olive Road. Artist Wolfgang Neudorfer has decorated a barn since the last time we were there. Isn't it fantastic?



This is a beautiful area at the base of North Mountain. It's west of the Toms Brook exit on I-81.

If you like rural scenes, drive up Mt. Olive Road and mosey along Back Road. Or just visit the Barn Collective and see what other photographers have captured! 




9 comments:

  1. Francisco Manuel Carrajola Oliveira6:32 AM, April 30, 2018

    Uma bela sequência de fotografias de que gostei bastante.
    Um abraço e boa semana.

    Andarilhar
    Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
    Livros-Autografados

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  2. Tom6:40 AM, April 30, 2018

    ...Linda, once again such lovely snap shots of Virginia. A white church and red barns, a nice combination. Thanks for stopping by.

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  3. A Colorful World11:11 AM, April 30, 2018

    Gorgeous Virginia scenery! Love that decorated barn!

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  4. William Kendall11:24 AM, April 30, 2018

    A beautiful area! The donkeys are a welcome surprise.

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  5. Small City Scenes1:29 PM, April 30, 2018

    Excellent shots in a beautiful area. I like the quilt barn too
    MB

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  6. Billy Blue Eyes2:54 PM, April 30, 2018

    Nice church and I like the photos as well

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  7. Sallie (FullTime-Life)3:58 PM, April 30, 2018

    Love the decorated barn! And it is cool to still have many of the same blogging friends. You deserve to have both new and old ones though -- always such pretty pictures and you live in a little bit of Paradise there!

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  8. Michelle9:18 PM, April 30, 2018

    Such Americana in your shots.

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  9. Connie2:04 PM, May 02, 2018

    That is a charming church, and I really like the decorated barn too!

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