Rock Castle Gorge, VA, USA

A photo, or combination of photos — in this case three, taken during a recent pleasure drive to the nearby mountains. Lovely clouds on this particular day!
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A photo, or combination of photos — in this case three, taken during a recent pleasure drive to the nearby mountains. Lovely clouds on this particular day!
Be sure and click this image to view a larger version.

Each spring, I resolve not to succumb to making such common flower photos, and each spring, nature and Bonnie decorates our yard with beautiful blooms and my resolve crumbles. I’d enjoy the season more and perhaps even come up with original floral compositions if not for allergies that tend to drive me back inside. Definitely…



https://meanderingpassage.com//wp-content/uploads/images/2021/11/EBM-20081026135450.jpg Since returning from a two-month self-imposed hiatus from blogging in September and October, I haven’t written any of my thoughts in a post; I’ve substituted meaningful quotes. This absence from posting on Meandering Passage was a visual outcome from a needed mental reset. I was at a point where I felt I had little…


Nice view from this ridge. What would it be like to wake to such a scene as this each and every day? You did a good job on this on!
If this was the scene from the porch or deck of my house I’d probably be sitting there every morning and evening with a silly smile upon my face. :-)
This image really benefits from the larger view. A wonderful sky above this huge vista. What a view!
I stood there taking this view in for a while both before and after photographing it.
Great image! Is there a reason people don’t live there now?
Chris, there are some single family residents in the valley now but none of the original settlement farms have survived. I believe even at the time the standard of living they were able to scrape out was tenuous at best and better opportunities came along for future generations — the same story for so many of America’s farmers. Thanks!