appalachianmountains

5 photos and 2 illustrations tagged appalachianmountains, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.

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Instinctive Jar said:
This is near the previous picture at a cemetery, facing back west towards it from the road.
jaq99 said:
great shot,love it
Sam Biehl said:
This was my commute a year ago. Wow. Time is a strange thing when it is distilled.
shay c said:
Can you imagine...
LiL said:
Love this scene,,, beautiful. thanks

jdavis417 said:
Strange sense of deja vu, seeing this picture. Like someplace from a dream. I wonder if any of these people are still dead.
Josi_Silva said:
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called billboards, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
Instinctive Jar said:
i agree with geekem, the view is facing east, looks like those houses are still there in fact, compare the roofs.
Rudy Evans said:
I look at this photo and it reminds me of OUR TOWN where the actors sit there portraying the dead-- here is seems like the deceased are sitting there watching life go by. "Hey Bert, isn't that Ralph Jones driving this way? I always thought he drove Plymouths."

John Hopkins said:
The rail fences in the foreground were typical of the region. They could be built without nails or other fasteners -- typically of chestnut, a native wood plentiful in the Blue Ridge Mountains until a blight wiped it out in mid-20th century. Haystacks were the common way to harvest hay for animal feed before mechanical balers were invented. I remember my grandfather and older cousins piling hay with pitchforks on a field too marshy to bring machinery into. The two stacks at the left of this field look like they might have been assembled of cornstalks rather than meadow grass.
Zsofia Nagy said:
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called HAYSTACKS - 100 members! Celebration!, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
Taron Curtis said:
I noticed your
wonderful photograph!
Please join our group...
Farming Life
...and add your beautiful photo to our group's pool. Thank You.