Blog Break Photo-Op, Part 2

Posted on August 12, 2015

Last week, I shared a panoramic view of the Shenandoah Valley. Next stop on the Blue Ridge Parkway I snapped these pictures.

I call this fried chicken and apple pie. lol This is a replica of small farming community on the Blue Ridge Parkway in northern Virginia.
I loved the old chairs on the porch with the wild flowers and broken wooden barrel near the corner edge!
Headed back to the car, I noticed this butterfly garden and it wowed me!

Thanks for visiting. I invite you to have fun with a few of my favorite #WW shutterbugs link ups!

Have a fototastic day!
Have a fototastic day!

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7 thoughts on “Blog Break Photo-Op, Part 2”

  1. CATHY ~
    Did you ever hear back from DIXIE when you Emailed her? If so, how is she doing? Is everything OK with her?

    You know, several of us are worried about her. So… what’s the word?

    ~ D-FensDogG

  2. Incredibly beautiful photos. There are so many photographic opportunities along the Blue Ridge Parkway. The Minion graphic is hysterical. Our mom is always cutting off body parts or putting her thumb over the lens. XOCK, Lily Olivia, Mauricio, Misty May, Giulietta, Fiona, Astrid, Lisbeth and Calista Jo

  5. a beautiful setting!!! Love that butterfly garden – I think I could spend quite a bit of time just sitting there waiting for the perfect “flutterby” shot. LOL
    that joke….I actually snorted. ha ha

  6. Hey Girlfriend, how the heck are you? Just wanted to let you know about the 4M’s 5 yr. Anniversary. Sure hope you can hop on over and join us. Busy Busy… like you wouldn’t believe, but tomorrow I’m in the hospital for a procedure & shots it’ll just be an overnight stay. Any prayers you got laying around you don’t need I’ll take them. Please pray my shots work this time. Thanks appreciate it much! Love your pics you always shoot everything beautiful….. like you! HUGS

  7. Hi, dear Cathy! Arlee and others have mentioned the Blue Ridge Parkway and Mrs. Shady and I are eager to travel it on our next vacation and see the breathtaking sights. The pictures you posted here can only be described as rustic splendor.

    I am thinking about you, dear friend Cathy. Please take good care of yourself and I’ll be connecting with you again soon.

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