Tuesday, July 13, 2010
A Rural Rednesday from Rockbridge County, VA.
All of these photos were taken within 15 miles of our home out in the country. They represent an interesting cross-section of how red appears in all of our scenrey. Just click on the mosaic and you will go directly to my Flickr page...if you click on it there, you will get an ever larger picture. I’m determined to master this mosaic thing, but it can really be confusing at times.
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That looks like a fun place to visit!
ReplyDeleteHow much fun there is in this mosacic!!!!! I just love all of the red and the green! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great assortment of reds you have. Nice job.
ReplyDeleteWoW! Terrific looking reds! Jacqueline
ReplyDeleteLove this wonderful group of reds, great presentation!
ReplyDeleteHappy Rednesday,
Sally
What a wonderful mosaic of not only red, but a look at the country life!
ReplyDeleteYour mosaic gives us a nice feel for what your area is like. :-)
ReplyDeleteGenie,
ReplyDeleteThat's a great idea for sharing with us on Rednesday. Is that a piece of wood in the field painted to look like a piece of watermelon?? Too Funny! Thank you for sharing with us all.
you captured your town in all it's glory...loved it..Mica
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful mosaic of red!! You did a great job for your first attempt. That would be a really nice picture to frame.
ReplyDeleteThat's a terrific mosaic. You are right, reds are all over the country side and it's wonderful!! Happy Rednesday to you!
ReplyDeleteLove,
Susan and Bentley
xoo
What a fun red collection. Is that a huge watermelon? Great job!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your collage! This is my first visit, and I enjoyed looking around. i live up the road a hop, skip, and jump from you in Augusta County.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful collage and the red is popping everywhere. Happy Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteStraw/blueberry pie
I love your mosaic. Each of these photos could stand on their own. I love how green it is in your part of the country during the summer.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures! We also live in a rual area, but in the mid-west. I never get tired of the beautiful countryside.
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