“Windows to the Blue Ridge and Beyond” | News Roanoke

On February 20, the Virginia Historical Society (VHS) opened a new exhibition featuring twenty-three silver sulfide prints by award-winning naturalist photographer and Farmville, native Jack Jeffers. The images depicted in End of an Era: The Photography of Jack Jeffers feature Virginia’s rugged mountain people, weather-beaten structures, and well-hidden Appalachian landscapes. With the prints presented, visitors [...]

Photo Trekker Episode 101 – Shenandoah

I discovered this guy just this week. I really like his concept and the videos he has produced so far. I’ll be following his coming videos to see what else he comes up with.

I hope you enjoy…

From: Kiskamedia | Feb 28, 2010 As dawn rises over the Blue Ridge Mountains, I prepare to embark on another [...]

Visiting the Shenandoah Valley On a Budget

The Washington Post did a very good job of laying out a number of opportunities to enjoy the Shenandoah Valley and not go into hock in the process.

Many people, when planning a trip to the Shenandoah Valley, instantly think of Shenandoah National Park. Yet the region covers a lot more territory. The valley stretches a couple hundred miles, [...]