The pictures below give you an idea of the vistas and just simply nice areas we passed by. We crossed the James River, which was flowing lazily underneath the bridge that is posted here as well. There is a restored lock on the other side, and that really amazes me, the human effort that was put into getting transport up these types of river. The other photographs are some beautiful pictures of fall colors and a wall near the visitor's center near the Afton Pass. It was a great dive and wonderful to see nature in its full glory.
I am a trainer with the State of Virginia. I travel throughout the state to teach Erosion and Sediment Control and Stormwater Management. I try to take the back roads and I like taking photographs. I am a naturalist, trained in biology and ecology with a very deep rooted love for nature. In this blog I like to share my photography hobby, other hobbies of mine, including my passion for sailing, biking, hiking and nature. I will also share my philosophical outlook on life and some of experience.
Saturday, October 18, 2014
Blue Ridge Parkway (10/15/2014)
Having to travel out to the western part of the state, we decided that it did not matter what time we arrived at our motel, so we took the Blue Ridge Parkway to our destination. It was just after a rain, and the fall colors were in their full glory. Below are some pictures I took on my way down to Roanoke from Afton Pass.
The pictures below give you an idea of the vistas and just simply nice areas we passed by. We crossed the James River, which was flowing lazily underneath the bridge that is posted here as well. There is a restored lock on the other side, and that really amazes me, the human effort that was put into getting transport up these types of river. The other photographs are some beautiful pictures of fall colors and a wall near the visitor's center near the Afton Pass. It was a great dive and wonderful to see nature in its full glory.
The pictures below give you an idea of the vistas and just simply nice areas we passed by. We crossed the James River, which was flowing lazily underneath the bridge that is posted here as well. There is a restored lock on the other side, and that really amazes me, the human effort that was put into getting transport up these types of river. The other photographs are some beautiful pictures of fall colors and a wall near the visitor's center near the Afton Pass. It was a great dive and wonderful to see nature in its full glory.
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