Winter Wonderland. Trees. Snow. Roanoke. Virginia. Let your light shine! Amy
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Wordless Wednesday- May Your Path Become Clearer
May Your Path Become Clearer. Trees. Fog. Roanoke Virginia Let your light shine! Amy Path
Thursday Doors – Hotel Roanoke
Doors of Hotel Roanoke. If you viewed yesterday's Wordless Wednesday, then you saw a sampling of some of the trees on display at the Hotel Roanoke. I titled my post, Festival of Trees, because that is what I call it. Its actual name is Fashions for Evergreens. Quite a "fashionable" name, don't you think? [...]
Wordless Wednesday – Festival of Trees
Festival of Trees. Fashion for Evergreens. Hotel Roanoke. Roanoke. Virginia. Let your light shine! Amy
Peaceful Horizon
Thursday Doors – Bagpipes and Church Doors
Bagpipes and Church Doors. A couple of Saturday's ago, Nov. 5th to be exact, I decided that I wanted to check out the "Virginia Room" of the main library. This is where they have a very large selection of reference material as compared to the branches. The main library in Roanoke is located downtown (it [...]
Wordless Wednesday- It’s Fall, Ya’ll
It's Fall, Ya'll. Fall. Roanoke Mountain. Virginia. Let your light shine! Amy
Niagara Dam – Along the Blue Ridge Parkway
Blue Ridge Parkway. About a month ago, my husband and I thought we'd drive around Roanoke Mountain Loop Road off of the Blue Ridge Parkway. I brought along my camera hoping to catch some views of the Roanoke Valley. Unfortunately, the recent storms had dropped a tree across the road, closing its access. Niagara Dam. [...]
Thursday Doors-Roanoke Times
Roanoke Times. It's already Thursday!! Me (one minute): doing a happy dance because I leave for vacation at the beach on Saturday. Me (the next minute): oh wait (stopping mid-dance)! I have a lot to do before I can leave! Thursday Doors is hosted by Norm 2.0, you can head over and check out some [...]
Thursday Doors -Greatness Enters Here
This week for Thursday Doors, I opted for a field house. These door lead to the locker rooms that are filled with students almost year round. Now that school is out, I took advantage of getting down to photograph them before they are once again bustling with children/young adults going in and out of them. [...]
