First of all, Happy Halloween! it has gotten to be a popular holiday even though it is weird, but I guess that's why it's popular. And pretending is fun, isn't it?
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Monday Murals |
First of all, Happy Halloween! it has gotten to be a popular holiday even though it is weird, but I guess that's why it's popular. And pretending is fun, isn't it?
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Monday Murals |
"Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil."
Sometimes I see other dogs from the car.
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Black and White / Garden Affair |
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Weekend Reflections / Floral Friday |
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Mosaic Linkup |
Woodstock, VA
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Skywatch / Signs |
Effie Ann Johnson Day Nursery and PreSchool
Staunton, Virginia
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Monday Murals / Blue Monday |
Yesterday I drove to Stanton to go to a wedding with Lynn. I met her at a drugstore and noticed this sign across the street. Looks like the letter L fell off! The church itself was a nondescript one-level building in need of TLC.
The wedding was held on the veranda of a building in a park. It was a beautiful autumn day.![]() |
Shadow Shot |
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Black and White Weekend |
Participation in these linkups seems to be declining, and I think many bloggers have gone on to other forms of social media. Still, I feel like if I’m in a community of photo bloggers who share some of the same interests that I have.
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Saturday Critters |
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Weekend Reflections |
The northern part of the Shenandoah Valley lies under the flight path from Dulles Airport to all points west. In certain weather conditions, jets leave contrails behind them, or long streaks of water vapor. Soon the streak spreads out to the sides and and either disappears or turns into an elongated cloud.
The first picture is from 7:30 one morning. The second one is from today at 6:30 PM. I took both of these with my cell phone while walking the dog.
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Skywatch Friday |
Shenandoah! A beautiful valley and a winding river -- how fortunate we are to live here! And since I love photography, I'm taking plenty of pictures and sharing them here. You'll find other subjects too. If you like historic sites or gardens or animals, you'll find them on this blog. Please visit often and feel free to comment.
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