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Soul Dr. Loc: Beautiful Shenandoah Valley

angela k wrote:

Beautiful variety, Will.... I enjoyed them all!!

Thanks Angela, I always appreciate your visits and comments.
Have a Happy New Year!

will

Soul Dr. Loc: Beautiful Shenandoah Valley

Leicaflex wrote:

Thank you, appreciate the thumbs ups.

will

Soul Dr. Loc: Beautiful Shenandoah Valley

Sylvias wrote:

Excellent series Will, beautiful foggy scenes. Such a shame about the house!

Thank you Sylvia. Your visits and comments are always appreciated.
Have a Happy New Year!

will

Soul Dr. Loc: Beautiful Shenandoah Valley

J-SPEIGHT wrote:

Thanks for the thumbs ups Jack.

will

Soul Dr. Loc: Beautiful Shenandoah Valley

jaymatt wrote:

Nice shots, particularly the fog.

Thank you John. Glad you visited and commented.

will

Soul Dr. Loc: Beautiful Shenandoah Valley

bigwolf40 wrote:

Very nice series and I love the look of those old houses....Rich

Rich, thanks for your visit and comments.
I live in an old house, it is a little over a 100 years old.

will

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kpmac wrote:

Nice set.

Thank you, glad you liked it.

will

pounder35 Loc: "Southeast of Disorder"

Soul Dr. wrote:

I got these images while en route to Snowshoe W.V. Snowshoe is a ski resort that is about a 2 1/2 hour drive from where I live in Va.
Have to go over 3 mountains to get there. The morning looked like it was going to be sunny, but that quickly changed to foggy and cloudy on the way.
I will post another series soon of images I took at the Snowshoe Resort.
Please do the downloads as they look better that way. Enjoy.

will

Great shots but how was the skiing? From my experience east coast snow is just too unpredictable. I have had luck with Beech in N.C. but it was just luck. I'll take the Rockies any day but I'm not sure if these old legs can still handle it.

Soul Dr. Loc: Beautiful Shenandoah Valley

pounder35 wrote:

Great shots but how was the skiing? From my experience east coast snow is just too unpredictable. I have had luck with Beech in N.C. but it was just luck. I'll take the Rockies any day but I'm not sure if these old legs can still handle it.

Thanks for the comments. As for the skiing, I didn't. I just went along with my 7 year old grand daughter and her daddy.
She skis, he snowboards. I just wanted to take pics and see what Snowshoe looked like.
I used to ski, but am getting a little too old for that now.

will

pounder35 Loc: "Southeast of Disorder"

Soul Dr. wrote:

Thanks for the comments. As for the skiing, I didn't. I just went along with my 7 year old grand daughter and her daddy.
She skis, he snowboards. I just wanted to take pics and see what Snowshoe looked like.
I used to ski, but am getting a little too old for that now.

will

I had a friend who skied there and he said it's a bit unusual. Lodge at the top where most resorts have the lodge at the bottom. He said they had good conditions but he came up with a bad case of the flu on the way there. Bummer. One time in Breckenridge we collided and it messed his back up a bit. He had a history of back trouble even though we were in our 20's. The next day I asked if was going to ski. He said Hell yeah he didn't come 1500 miles for nothing.