May 5, 2014
Full of life
Posted by Morning Bray under Birds, Ducks, Macro Monday, Plants and Flowers, Virginia | Tags: Edith J Carrier Botanical Gardens, James Madison University |[9] Comments
April 30, 2011
Saturday Stuff – Images from Virginia
Posted by Morning Bray under Friends and Family, Plants and Flowers, Saturday Parts & Stuff, Travel | Tags: allium, Appalachian Trail trail marker, barn, Blue Ridge Parkway, daffodils, Edith J Carrier Botanical Gardens, flowers, grape hyacinth, Humpback Rocks, Natural Chimneys Regional Park, peonies, phlox, pincushion flower, tulips, Veronica, Virginia, Virginia bluebell, waterfall, Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library, woods |[19] Comments
Don and I flew to Virginia last weekend to visit my dad.
I was in heaven. We visited the Appalachian Trail.
It was green and there were flowers everywhere.
And waterfalls.
And woods.
Did I mention flowers?
We visited the Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library and Museum.
And walked in more woods. (Heaven.)
We drove along the Blue Ridge Parkway. (Beautiful.)
We visited Natural Chimneys Regional Park. Though Maryland was the first state to choose jousting as its official state sport in 1962, Natural Chimneys has been home to the oldest jousting tournament in North America since 1821.
I fell in love with old barns.
And old houses.
I love peonies.
Love. Love. Love. ♥
p.s. Mommy, thank you for looking after the farm while we were gone. ♥ ♥ ♥
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