1. These views are between Baker and Moorefield, starting with a wildflower planting along Highway 48/55.
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| Black and White Weekend. |
4. The mountain views provide a good excuse for driving this winding road. It is steep in places but it's paved. I did not recognize this road but I probably crossed the mountain on it with my parents many years ago. We stayed in a cabin in Lost River State Park more than once. It's quite possible that the road was not paved then.
5. Fences: I don't know if you can see the rocky outcroppings. I liked the curve of the fence and the flowers growing over it.6. Skywatch: Does this driveway go to a farm or someone's vacation home? Maybe a full-time residence? A surprising number of people like living along a mountain road, even though it takes a while to get to town and may be impossible in icy weather. The views are spectacular.
These are impressive landscape photos and the BW photo is so beautiful too!
ReplyDeleteGreetings Elke
What a beautiful place to live! I wouldn't mind living there even in tricky Winter conditions to get to town. The winding road is perfect for the black and white photo. I've not seen mountain laurel before and will look it up. All the best.
ReplyDelete...Linda, you showed the natural world at its best. Thanks for the visit and take care.
ReplyDeleteHello, lovely views of the countryside and the flowers. I like the curvy driveway! Happy weekend to you!
ReplyDeleteLovely shots.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, that curve is delightful!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous countryside and beautifully photographed. I like the b&w shot of the car tracks.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful views!
ReplyDeleteI like the black and white photo, too
Have a wonderful weekend!
Curve of dirt road and of fence are my favorites!
ReplyDeleteI loved the open mountain views - you saw long in the distance. Beautiful. Wishing lovely weekend Linda.
ReplyDeletebeautiful nature and fence :) And I love the curved country road in your BW shot. :)
ReplyDeleteYour b&w makes me thing of an old Beatles song, the long and winding road :-)
ReplyDeleteYour second shot is my favourite.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing such lovely views of the countryside and the flowers.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
I used to love black and white photography when I did my own developing. It was fun to work with the lights and darks to get it just right. - Margy
ReplyDeleteI love the wildflowers. So pretty!
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