– Click on the image to enlarge or purchase – Fauquier County Fall Colors A quick post and run today as we have family in town. This is another shot from my pre-Hurricane Sandy fall color trip. In fact you can see the outer bands of Sandy in the unusual cloud formations in this shot. I was drawn to this scene by this incredible tree which absolutely...
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– Click on the image to enlarge or purchase – Fall Colors on a Horse Farm This week will bring be a couple of quick posts as we have family in town. This image was captured just before Hurricane Sandy finished off what was left of the fall colors. I just loved the way the trees and their bright foliage framed the horse as it grazed in its paddock. ...
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– Click on the image to enlarge or purchase – Fall Colors in Virginia As mentioned in my previous post about the Sunbow from Hurricane Sandy, I spent last Saturday looking for what was left of the fall colors before the big storm hit the Mid-Atlantic and points north. Admittedly a lot of the color had already gone from the trees but persistence does pay...
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– Click on the image to enlarge or purchase – Sunbow from Hurricane Sandy On Saturday I made one last trip to capture what was left of the fall colors before the Mid-Atlantic and points north were hit by Hurricane Sandy. As I was driving through the back roads of Northern Virginia there was an incredible sight which I have never experienced before. ...
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– Click on the image to enlarge or purchase – Carl and Marie Lawaetz Family Museum The Carl and Marie Lawaetz Family Museum showcases the Danish legacy on St. Croix through the story of one family who farmed Estate Little La Grange for three generations. The home of one of the island’s oldest and most prestigious families is open to the public,...
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– Click on the image to enlarge or purchase – Estate Mount Washington Plantation Estate Mount Washington Plantation was one of the original Danish estates built on St. Croix in the mid-1700’s. The plantation originally grew cotton. However, the real profitable move was to convert to growing sugar some time in the early to mid-1800’s (Click here to learn...
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