Blue Ridge Parkway on a foggy Sunday

Passing Humpback Rocks at milepost 8 on Blue Ridge Parkway.

rural Albemarle County, Virginia drive

Towards the end of the video notice the mountain laurel on the right side of the road.

Blue Ridge Parkway on a foggy Sunday

Barn along Virginia State Rd 810, Dyke Rd, Greene County

 Route 810 Albemarle County Virginia

View of Buck Mountain, Albemarle County Virginia

Cape May, New Jersey

Upper left..Perry Street at Lyle Lane
Upper right..Conress Hall on Congress Drive
Lower two..Dr. Harry L. Hunt House on Congress Place.

Isn't the architecture stunning and the attention to detail amazing.

Walking to and from Daggart Sanctuary, Marthas Vineyard

Sometimes the  only way to travel a quiet, empty road or path is by foot which we did at Daggarts Sanctuary on Marthas Vineyard

Stanardsville, Virginia

Main Street at the intersection of other pictures. Two nights ago a boyfriend of a woman living in the white house set her on fire. She is in serious condition. The red brick building in the middle is very old (date unknown) as you can tell by the brick color.

Sunday road trip

Barns along Browns Gap Turnpike.sign for original Three Notch'd Road at junction of US Route 250 and state Road 240 east of Crozet, Virginia. For more info go to  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Notch%27d_Road

empty Edgartown-Vineyard Haven Road on Martha's Vineyard,Massachusetts

As usual, I am trying to get a word in between my very talkative son's exchange.

Dock for On Time II and On Time III

No, they were not driving on water in yesterday's photo. Here is a picture to prove it.

Chappaquiddick Ferry

You heard of walking on water; what about driving on water.

Ashlawn Plantation..home of James Monroe, our fifth president

Ashlawn, home of James Monroe,was our fifth president on the USA. His home is just outside Charlottesville, Virginia and is an impotant historical site for any history buff to visist. Just google his name or Ashlawn and you will have lot of information. Meanwhile here our three of our pictures to get you started.

Waikiki Beach, Oahu, Hawaii 1957

Take a trip back in time to this exotic and empty Waikiki Beach in Honolulu, Hawaii.

I-64 west...scenic turnoff near Afton Mountain, Virginia

Scenic overlook on I-64 going west coming down from Afton Mountain, Virginia. Thee lowest picture is looking left from the overlook.

near Flight 93 site memorial Pennsylvania

View from route 30 near the crash site of Flight 93 on that tragic day 9-11-01.

Monument Valley, Arizona and Utah

Notice the lonely dirt road in the center of the picture that cars are allowed on. This is a great way to view these massive rock structre up close. This park lies entirely within the Navajo Nation.

For more information on this amazing place go to www.utah.com/monumentvalley/

Old Cars plus a truck in the Southwest USA

Centennial World's Fair 1876 building January 2004 Philadelphia,Pennsylvania

Main Exhibition HallRow homes

We spent a cold January there in 2004 but were lucky to see the Exhibition Hall and archway left over from the famous Centennial World's Fair that took place in 1876. This was a grand celebration of our nation's 100th birthday. There wasn't anyone out and about, so it was cold, lonely roads we traveled on.

For more information and old pictures/drawings of the actual fairgrounds and architects go to  http://www.bc.edu/bc_org/avp/cas/fnart/fa267/1876fair.html

Good site for videos, DVD about Virginia

http://www.maps2anywhere.com/Travel_Videos/Virginia_video_travel_dvd.htm

Albemarle and Nelson County, Virginia, USA

 Along Browns Gap Road, Route 810, Albemarle County, Virginia, USA

View from Devils Backbone Brewery,Nelson County, Virginia

Wonderful Route 810, Albemarle County,Virginia road trip

Within Albemarle County, Virginia, Route 810 (these pictures are of theBlackwells Hollow Rd part) rims the western edge of the county and bumps up against the Blue Ridge/Appalachian Mountain Range. As the photos show, the mountains are always nearby on this road. The church is Prize Church and cemetery (circa 1898).

Rare pre-WWII Packard...for a Boy Scout Troop!

Discovered in Nelson County, VA

Parker Mountain Road, Rural Greene County, Virginia

This sheep made the loudest bawling noise.

What I am showing today are once again, very old farm building or homesteads. They may seem boring to some, but just like very old original classics are valued by learned scholars: I value these old building simply because they cannot last much longer. A photo is the only way I know to preserve these treasures.