Places I Have Visited

I’m not a big traveler. Not that I haven’t wanted to be I just never seem to have the money to do so. I do mange to get around to my surrounding states, counties, and the cities of my state. I take pictures wherever I go and have accumulated enough for an album or two, which actually says more about my tendency to take pictures than my travel

PA State Capitol

Okay so this is only “sortof” square.

And there it goes

Where the Shenandoah River meets the Potomac River in Harper’s Ferry West Virginia.

Tucker County Courthouse, West Virginia

Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel, Virginia Beach

PawPaw Tunnel, West Virginia (part of the C&O Canal)

Harper’s Ferry, West Virginia

The James River near Jamestown Virginia

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Shenandoah River, Front Royal Virginia

Harper’s Ferry, West Virginia

Phillippi covered Bridge, West Virginia

The Green Grass of the Blue Ridge Parkway

Nice hotel, free drinks = happy

Chester River, Maryland

Baltimore Harbor, Baltimore Maryland

LOVE in Culpeper

Ocean City Maryland

Cumberland Maryland near the train station.

The Roanoke Star

Autumn in Gettysburg

Clock Tower

White tailed deer shot on Skyline Drive, Virginia.

LOVEworks at Cardinal Point Winery

Domes, pillars and more

Downtown St. Petersburg, Florida

The walkway to take us from the ticket station to the Roundhouse

Finding the right wine is the fun part. I chose a Rosé.

Off on another adventure; for the sake of my blog, of course.

The Old Court House Civil War Museum is a historic building with graffiti from both Northern and Southern soldiers which also houses a nationally recognized collection of over 3,000 Civil War artifacts. Situated on the Loudoun Street Walking Mall in Old Town Winchester, Virginia, this Georgian style court house was used as a hospital, barracks and prison by both sides during the War.

Self Portrait Grade: 5

This is part of the C&O Canal and I was able to get this shot two minutes after a summer downpour ended.

Before 1904 (and the addition as seen here in red brick) this was the slave quarters for a nearby farm. In 1904 Mr. Graham F. Blandy bought it and used it as a summer home. He bequeathed it and 712 acres to the University of Virgina to be used to study modern farming methods. This building now houses interns, visiting scientists and staff.

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