Driving south from Winchester we took small country roads in a hope to find the real Virginia.
We stopped by an enormous flea market with so many cool oddities and though I was unsuccessful bargaining down an old viewfinder camera I confess mostly I just enjoyed the southern accent.
Eventually after some driving through little towns, creeks and wineries we arrived to the Rappahannock river and to historic Fredericksburg on its banks.
Near by is Ferry Farm where George Washington spent his boyhood years. (you didn’t think it would be a day without GW, did you?)
And now I’m getting ready to go back.
To go back from home to L.A.
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wow… great capture… luv the saturation
Another great photo, Nitsa. Hope you had a really great time in what I consider the outskits of my world, hate to see you leave; loved seeing how you viewed what I take for granted.
May you have a safe trip back to L.A.
Nice series of posts and pictures, Nitsa! This last one could just as easily have been taken here in Ireland I think. ‘Cept we paint white lines, not yellow ones, down the middle of the road!