Rustic old and newer bridges across the New River
A turn-of-the-last-century cemetery alone in the forest...
And an Amtrak stop in a ghost town, in Thurmond, WV.
Showing posts with label New River Gorge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New River Gorge. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 29, 2015
Sunday, July 26, 2015
More Scenes From the New River Gorge
The best angle I got on this wonderful butterfly; I will edit this post once I've ID'ed it.
On a hot, humid afternoon, the air that poured from the cleft in the rocks was as cool as on air conditioner.
Another sweeping view of the New River from on the bluffs; with Mountain Laurel in bloom! This New River is very, very ancient, brimming with history.
On a hot, humid afternoon, the air that poured from the cleft in the rocks was as cool as on air conditioner.
Another sweeping view of the New River from on the bluffs; with Mountain Laurel in bloom! This New River is very, very ancient, brimming with history.
Thursday, July 16, 2015
The Magnificent New River Gorge...
though West Virginia is only a "big" day's drive away from our area in Chicago, I am surprised how few people in the Midwest are aware of this place. Over the millions of years, the river has cut a giant channel through the mountainous, rugged land. The roar of the water tumbling over rocks can be heard all over the valley all the time.
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To Remember Dad's 103rd Birth Anniversary, Something Different
My Grandparents on my Dad's side were both "bonus babies", kids who were born to much older parents, long after they expected...
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My Grandparents on my Dad's side were both "bonus babies", kids who were born to much older parents, long after they expected...
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The Official First Flower of the Growing Season 2010--the chilly, bloodless snow-drop tentatively peeps up, through the crust of bird-seed ...
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...socializing with a very well behaved and smiling Pit Bull and his young owners. A portrait for Camera Critters .