Studio tours are always special because they combine Open Doors tours with art. This weekend there were two separate tours northeast of here, and they were close together although one was in West Virginia and the other was in Virginia. It still seems odd to me that part of West Virginia is northeast of where I live in Virginia, but it is an odd-shaped state, carved out of Virginia during the Civil War. Most of West Virginia is west of here, but not Jefferson County.
The Over the Mountain Studio Tour takes place there. I didn't venture into the western part of Jefferson County this time because I got a late start (as I often do) and decided to stick to Charles Town and Harpers Ferry. The studio near Harpers Ferry was near the small town of Bakerton, which I had never seen before. The road was interesting and the scenery was great. There were dozens of deer grazing near the road so I had to drive cautiously.
I invited Frank to go with me because he likes art tours and is willing to help supervise my dog. Charlie is still suffering from separation anxiety so I can’t leave him alone for more than a few minutes.
Beautiful collection of photos. I enjoyed the scenery and views. The photo of you and the wings is awesome. Take care, have a great new week!
ReplyDelete...you certainly have a beautiful area to enjoy.
ReplyDeleteGostei de ver estas belas fotografias.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e boa semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
Livros-Autografados
I love your picture you purchased, and what can I say, you in your leather jacket with wings...smiling away...that's the winner!
ReplyDeletePeace and beauty are what I usually associate with Virginia — but I just spent many hours tensely following the active shooter situation in Charlottesville, where my 2 granddaughters go to school. What a nightmare, and how glad I am (along with everyone) that it’s finished.
ReplyDeletebest… mae at maefood.blogspot.com
You asked if I would be seeing my granddaughters for Thanksgiving... not this year, but we just saw them in October! Thanks, I'm glad they are safe after the terrible ordeal the campus went through today.
DeleteWonderful shots.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sceneries!
ReplyDeleteLove the first photo - beautiful country view.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos - especially The Hand in no#2.
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