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Amish couple traveling by horse and buggy in the Windsor’s Crossroads Community in Yadkin County. See my previous post from October, 2016 for more photos and information about this Amish community. ~MB Share on Facebook
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Nativity scene at Snowy Mountain Christmas Shop & Sweets in Avery County, NC. Located 5 miles north of the Blue Ridge Parkway (Milepost 317.4) on US Hwy 221 near Crossnore. ~MB “This will be a sign to you: You will … Continue reading
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Pony truss bridge at Dykers Creek on Yadkin College Rd. just off Hwy. 64 in Davidson County, NC. I would have preferred a little better vantage point, but the bridge is on private property and posted no trespassing! There is … Continue reading
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Beautiful sunset from last Wednesday evening while we were preparing for our annual Thanksgiving Barbecue at Flag Springs United Methodist Church. Share on Facebook
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An old Ford 3000 Tractor in a field beside Brueilly Auto Repair on Hwy. 64 West of Asheboro. Share on Facebook
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Sunset from near the swinging bridge taken at this year’s 2019 Grandfather Mountain Camera Clinic. One of the privileges of attending this workshop is the opportunity to photograph in the park outside of regular business hours. According to the Grandfather.com website, … Continue reading
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A monochromatic color scene from Old Salem, North Carolina. ~MB Share on Facebook
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Wooden barrel along the streets of Old Salem, North Carolina. ~MB Share on Facebook
Share on FacebookSteeple of Sunset Avenue Church of God in Asheboro, NC reaching to the clouds. ~MB Share on Facebook
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Suspension bridge at Richfield Park just off NC 49 in Stanly County, NC. There are actually two bridges which connect both sides of the lake to an island. Richfield Park is 102 acres with a lake, picnic shelters, disc golf … Continue reading
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