236/365, #33: Break the Rule of Thirds

This next series of photos were taken at Cass Scenic Railroad State Park in Cass, WV.

235/365, #127: Grass, Turf, Lawn

234/365, #173: Living the Green Life

Click for a larger view. Look closely and you will see windmills in the background of this photo.

233/365, #272: Security

These padlocks are on the gate to the group of windmills in the previous post.

232/365, #239: Power

These windmills are located just outside Thomas, West Virginia.

231/365, #336: Trash or Treasure?

My guess is that a bathtub in the woods is trash. Your guess?

(Kit used is Blackberry Special by Sandy Collins at Digital Design Den.)

230/365, Gears (My own theme)

These large wooden gears turn when the grist mill is running, see previous post. Click to enlarge.

229/365, #84: Empty

The Glade Creek Grist Mill at Babcock State Park in West Virginia. The creek was too low, so the mill was not turning as it was "empty" of water.

228/365, #131: Groceries

My sister-in-law did most of the shopping for the s'mores. Before this night, the s'mores I'd eaten were regular graham crackers, Hershey's chocolate, and marshmallows. As you can tell, we had designer s'mores this time. Yummy!

227/365, #75: Dessert

You guessed it--S'Mores! Mmmmmmmm, good!

226/365, #65: Cookery

Cookery for the campfire--can you guess what's coming next? :-)

225/365, #100: Fire

My favorite kind of fire--a campfire!

224/365, #186: Mismatched

A few red, mismatched leaves--definite signs of fall.

223/365, #98: Fence

222/365, #34: Breakfast

221/365, #161: Saturday Morning

Remnants of a rainy morning...

220/365, #265: Rural

219/365, #308: Summer

218/365, #356: What Am I?

I'm not sure what kind of critter this is, but it sure is pretty!

217/365, #79: Doors

We enjoyed sitting on the front porch of the Morning Glory Inn and watching the hummingbirds. Don't you love the blue door?

216/365, #347: Vacations & Holidays

Time for another trip, this time to the mountains of West Virginia! This is the Morning Glory Inn, a bed and breakfast at Slatyfork where we spent the night during last week's trip--what a lovely place! I highly recommend it for a relaxing evening.