You can still access trails, the river, and the beautiful Cullers Overlook.
On the way home from there I pass the 619 Market, which continues to use their message board to get our attention. I suspect they are short of letters and commas.
Winchester, VA: This pretty gate and landscaping caught my eye.Also, I saw a sign on a building that corrected an assumption I had: "This is not a door."
Love the stone wall and steps Have a god weekend and stay safe.
ReplyDeletePrison is an apt term.
ReplyDelete...or perhaps the 619 Market sign is just southern! That one is a hoot. Thanks Linda, stay safe.
ReplyDeleteLook at all those flowers...overflowing! How beautiful! Stay safe!
ReplyDeleteIt does seem like prison, staying in all the time. The "this is not a door" sign really looks like a door. :)
ReplyDeleteI just went out to do laundry and pick up a pizza...wearing masks...then sanitizing everything I'd touched, phone, my cart to carry laundry, my purse,and of course my hands, then found I had to still take the pizza out of the box, so had to wash my hands again! And we're on a boil-water alert since the town is working on the water lines. I ran 3 gallons of good water last night, but have already washed 1/2 of one down the drain for my clean hands.
ReplyDeleteQue rio fantástico, maravilhosa imagem. Aqui estamos de quarentena que não tem fim...estou cansada, vontade de sair...e para completar crise no governo, meu Deus cuida desse planeta. bj
ReplyDeleteBritish Columbia has the Pacific Dogwood as it's flower. Ours are creamy white with yellowish tones. They say fishing is good when the dogwoods bloom. - Margy
ReplyDeleteThe gate and landscaping are very welcoming and pretty.
ReplyDeleteSo, not a door? Made me smile, thanks Linda. Enjoyed each photo but particularly the flowers and the river scene. Hope the trails are open soon when it becomes safer to do so.
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