July 24, 2019
Along the Back Roads on Saturday
After attending an event near Berryville, I drove through the State Arboretum and then came home via Red Gate Road toward Rockland. I've done this before but still I used GPS to help me make the correct turns.
My pictures of the event itself were not very clear because I used a cell phone and the light was dim for the slide presentations. The talks were interesting. One was on dreams of Civil War soldiers, based on their letters. The other was on Sheridan's Valley Campaign of 1864.
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What a beuatiful part of the country you live in! We really enjoyed the photos of the barns that you shared. That first one is especially wonderful and evocative. :)
ReplyDeleteYour barn photos were spectacular. I also enjoyed the mailbox turned into a tractor. Great find. Thanks for your recent visits to my blog, too.
ReplyDeletelovely photos
ReplyDeleteGostei da caixa de correio, aproveito para desejar a continuação de uma boa semana.
ReplyDeleteAndarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
...the second one is a style that I rarely see in this area. They seem to be popular in PA and southward. Thanks LInda for sharing these splashes of red.
ReplyDeleteThese are great...so glad you are traveling around taking photos of your area. I need to get out in the car soon!
ReplyDeleteA place full of history. I love to read about the Civil War, I have many books about it and a subscription to Civil War Times.
ReplyDeleteLovely scenes!
ReplyDeleteI do like that mailbox!
ReplyDeleteLovely barns and that mailbox is brilliant.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan