A foggy, misty autumn day on the Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia in 2006…
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A chilly but beautiful day at Abbot Lake, on the Blue Ridge Parkway, at the Peaks of Otter…
Walk the trail around the lake
and through the trees of color
Breathe the fresh chill of air
and say goodbye to summer
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On the Appalachian Trail where it passes over Thunder Ridge; accessible from the Blue Ridge Parkway… When you see a painted white mark, like the one on the tree to the right and you are in the Blue Ridge Mountains, you know that you are on the A. T.
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Our native daylilies grow profusely along creeks, rivers, and tree lines. This is on the James River and the background is the reflection of the sky…
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I pass through your doors and you
greet me with ageless scent of time.
Time recorded and bound within the
confines of, front and back.
My path draws me through your corridors.
I am enthralled, enriched by your wares.
Seconds, minutes, hours pass,
as I graze upon your offerings.
Another familiar aroma steals my attention.
I move with deliberation in bearing of its origin.
Ah, a cylinder of liquid, of heavenly rejuvenation.
I inhale a few hundred lexis, imbibe my
potable, and take my leave…reluctantly!
Copyright © 2001, D L Ennis
The remains of an old (I’m guessing 1940’s) pickup truck, found at the bottom of an embankment on a back road in Amherst County, Virginia. The lighting is indirect headlights and moonlight…this is an HDR…
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To me this old barn is a classic beauty. Tucked in among the trees, shrubs, and hills I can’t help but think about the history of this little beauty and all of the lives that are enter-twined with its existence. View it large to see the temperature at the time this image was taken, (January 2007) as well as the wonderful character this barn possesses.
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Inflatable Space Station Design Tested
John Antczak, Associated PressJune 29, 2007 — A new inflatable, unmanned test module for a proposed private space station was launched into orbit Thursday aboard a Russian rocket, the U.S. company developing the technology said.
The Dnepr rocket carrying the Genesis II module lifted off shortly after 7 p.m. local time from the ISC Kosmotras Yasny Cosmodrome in Russia’s Orenburg region, according to Bigelow Aerospace of Nevada.
The 15-foot-long module was designed to expand to a diameter of 8 feet. Contact with the module was established later in the day and data indicated good voltage in the power system and “decent” air pressure in the vehicle, the company said.
That was not official confirmation of solar panel deployment and expansion of the outer shell, Bigelow spokesman Chris Reed said. “But all the data indicates that’s the case.”
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I walk amid the flowers bloom
With heavens scent of sweet perfume
The dogwoods petals creamy white
And red buds blossoms airy light
The bees busily buzz about
Pansies display their facial pout
Flying flowers flutter round
Bird’s songs provide a pleasing sound
Breathe the freshness of the morn
As golden sun turns chill to warm
D L Ennis, Copyright © 2002
Well, it’s not much but it’s the first pic with my new camera…Canon XTi D400. Didn’t have much time last evening but I had to snap one shot…and this is it.
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