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Remnants of a beech tree.
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A six-point buck caught in the fading sun.
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The Godwin Cemetery in Fincastle.
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Sunrise over the Peaks of Otter this morning (7:20 a.m.).
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The Town of Fincastle from Cemetery Hill at Godwin Cemetery.
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Fincastle Methodist Church at Godwin Cemetery.
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Most of my husband's relatives are buried here, including his grandparents.
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My husband's family farm.
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Aunt Jenny's house on the other side of the farm.
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The old chicken coop as seen through the oak trees.
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Light on leaves.
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More light on leaves.
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A squirrel that barked at me for a very long time.
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The view on your husband's family farm is lovely. The tree in the cemetery, too.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful pictures, I especially like that very orange tree in the first graveyard picture. I never seem to have the time to stop & take many pictures these days!
ReplyDeleteI have a lot of trouble reconciling the cost of satellite radio too.
lovely captures anita...the sky was so beautiful this morning. a most delightful pink when i left out for work.
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Beautiful photos! I think that the one of the farm is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteThe pinks were so deep in the sunrise this morning! I especially like the #10 photo. Thanks for sharing these.
ReplyDeleteOh, wow!! Such beautiful pictures!! I wish I could take some even half as good!
ReplyDeleteROFL - a squirrel barked at you? I think I might need to change cold medicines, because I'm picturing a squirrel with a little dog collar on, going "WOOF WOOF!" ...yeah, time to change cold medicines.
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Just lovely. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYour pictures are beautiful! The colors are so bright and fall-like.
ReplyDeleteI seem to catch sunsets and not sunrises so enjoyed seeing yours. Love the Peaks Of Otter photo!
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The Peaks of Otter shot is spectacular! Have you found out anything about the author of the diary yet?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures, Anita! You are so blessed to live on a farm like that. When I picture my dream place to live, it looks like that. Though, of course, I am very thankful for where I live now.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! How did I miss this?
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