Posts Tagged ‘A Virginia View’
VirginiaView from the Pines
Posted in Awesome Fotos, Beauty, Camera-Walking, Country Fotos, Country Sights, February Perspectives, Mountains, Photography, The Land, Trees, View Points, tagged A Virginia View, Blue Ridge Mountains, country photos, February Fotos, mountains, photography, rural life, Shenandoah Valley, Virginia on February 12, 2018| 1 Comment »
It’s the Light of Course!
Posted in Camera-Walking, Country Fotos, Seasons, The Land, Trees, View Points, Virginia, tagged A Virginia View, forest green, rural Virginia, Shhadows, Spring in Virginia, Sun and Shade, sunlight, Virginia Seasons on June 29, 2017| 5 Comments »
Shadows of the Season
Shadows dance to a secret tune
prompted by the play of light upon the green.
Just look!
The world has discarded winter’s gloom
and laid its living carpet for all to see.
For As Long As You May Need Me
Posted in Camera-Walking, Country Fotos, Country Thoughts, Halloween, The Land, Trees, tagged A Virginia View, Aging, Bradford Pear, country life, Crab Apple, Durecho storm, Heaven, Landscaping, photography, Red Maple, Shade, trees, weather, Weeping Cherry on May 21, 2017| 33 Comments »
Over twenty years ago, Bill planted a sapling.
It was a Red Maple that never turned red in the Fall.
Yellow was always her color.
But this summer she is again sporting her beautiful mantle of green.
Other trees managed to succumb to benign neglect or wicked weather;
- a gigantic Bradford Pear who split in two during a storm called a Durecho,
- a Weeping Cherry who never made it past puberty,
- an enormous Crab Apple who nourished our deer but simply gave up.
But the beautiful Red Maple stayed on as if to comfort and assure,
“I will linger long and grow toward heaven for as long as you may need me.”
A Changing View Point
Posted in Awesome Fotos, Country Thoughts, Home and Hearth, Photography, The Land, Uncategorized, tagged A Virginia View, Blue Ridge Mountains, country life, mountains, My deck, photography, Summer on September 28, 2016| 10 Comments »
Perspectives
Posted in Awesome Fotos, Birds, Country Fotos, Country Sights, Country Thoughts, Drive-By-Photography, Look at This!, Photography, Uncategorized, Virginia Views, tagged A Virginia View, Birds, country living, dusk, farms, Hay, perspectives, photography, roundbales, rural sight, twilight, Wildlife on September 26, 2016| 6 Comments »
The No Fly Zone
Posted in Humor, Mysteries, On Aging, Shopping, Uncategorized, tagged A Virginia View, Aging, Clothing, humor, men's wear, Shopping, trends, underwear on September 13, 2016| 32 Comments »
Would you believe that even men’s underclothing can be trendy and mysterious?
Parental Guidance recommended. This is a true truly indelicate story.
Bill and I went shopping last week.
Bill purchased some great socks, a couple of T-shirts, and a package of three boxer shorts. I complimented him on his refined taste in underdrawers.
“Good brand,” I said.
But when we got home and the new shorts were put to a test, he discovered a serious flaw in the merchandise.
There was no fly!
“Can you imagine this?” he said.
“Why would they ever sell boxer shorts with no fly?”
Since I try hard to solve all mysteries, I began thinking.
Thinking is supposed to be good for aging people.
- Maybe they were shorts for sports.
- Maybe when they called them boxers they meant the kind boxers really wear in the fighting ring. They wouldn’t have a fly would they? That would be somewhat risky depending upon where the knockout punch landed.
- Men’s bathing suits don’t have a fly either, or do they? I never really noticed.
- Did George Washington have no-fly briefs?
George Washington portrait
I tried hard to figure out the mystery but finally agreed the shorts Bill bought were flawed!
The fly/flies/flys must have been sewn shut by accident.
I told Bill to give me the unused items and I would return them to the store and explain the manufacturer’s malfunction.
That night however, I began thinking again and mulling. Isn’t mulling a lovely word?
And finally I thought of GOOGLE SEARCH!
And there they were – No-Fly Briefs – all over Amazon.com and everywhere else you can think of.
They are the big “in” thing now because they are seamless if you are a man who wears tight pants.
Who knew?
But seamed or seamless, Bill will not wear them. And by the way, he doesn’t wear tight pants either.
So goes my somewhat indelicate story of trends in modern day apparel.
And Bill is steering clear of the “no-fly zone.”
Re Comments:
If your spouse or significant other is wearing no-fly boxer briefs, please, that is way more than I need to know.
A Virginia View Point
Posted in Awesome Fotos, Camera-Walking, Country Sights, Out of Town, Photography, The Land, Travel in Virginia, Virginia, Virginia Views, tagged A Virginia View, Abingdon, Country Fotos, country living, country sights, photography, rural life, rural Virginia, Travel in Virginia, Virginia, Virgnia on August 9, 2016| 16 Comments »
Natural Art in Virginia
Posted in Awesome Fotos, Birds, Camera-Walking, Country Fotos, Country Sights, nature, Photography, Uncategorized, Virginia, Virginia Views, tagged a country photo, A Virginia View, Art, country charm, geese, nature, photography, ponds, reflections, Shenandoah Valley on July 5, 2016| 18 Comments »
Looking Ahead
Posted in Awesome Fotos, Country Fotos, Country Sights, Country Thoughts, Drive-By-Photography, Uncategorized, Virginia, Virginia Views, tagged A Virginia View, Blue Skies, country photo, Driving in Virginia, photography, Roads, rural roads, rural Virginia, Skylights, Spring, The Road Forward, The seasons, Travel in Virginia, Virginia byways on April 21, 2016| 11 Comments »
Nature’s Three in One Riddle
Posted in Camera-Walking, Country Fotos, Country Sights, nature, Trees, Uncategorized, Virginia Views, tagged A Virginia View, country photos, country photos. the landscape, country sights, country view, Fences, mountains, nature, photography, Riddles, Three in One, tree growth, trees, Views, Virginia on April 7, 2016| 12 Comments »
I met this tree (or these three trees) some years ago, but never recognized the odd merger until now. Or is it one tree and three big branches growing from it’s trunk?
At any rate, maybe three really is a crowd.