On Saturday we visited Middleburg, Virginia. It’s a pleasant ride to get there and I knew there was an art gallery we hadn’t seen yet. I’ve posted pictures of it on my Squirrel Ridge blog for three days so you can see them there.
Here’s one of the Red Fox Inn seen from the side. 
Our sweet dog Flash has been diagnosed with heart disease! He is on medication for it and is resting comfortably. More at my Squirrel Ridge blog.
It’s a new month and I’m looking forward to a better one. I’ve had a foot injury for a couple of weeks plus a sore mouth that finally turned out to be due to an absce
ss, which seems unfair because I am diligent with dental care. But tomorrow I go back to the dental surgeon who did my root canal to get this fixed. My husband will drive so I can rest my foot.
Meanwhile I’ve been posting daily on The View from Squirrel Ridge. Come on over and see what a Shenandoah Summer looks like!
I’m also working on a site for Shenandoah River Lakes but it’s not finished by any means.
I haven’t posted here in a while but I’ve shared many photos over on “Squirrel Ridge.” Drop by and take a look!
Here’s a shot from my upcoming post. 
I’m still posting daily on VirginiaVista.com, also known as The View from Squirrel Ridge. Come on over and see my current photos.
You can see more Assateague photos on my other blog, http://webcroft.blogspot.com/.
Although I usually focus on the Shenandoah Valley on my Squirrel Ridge blog, I posted many pictures in March of our trip to California. We stayed in the Los Angeles – Palos Verdes area so hop over and take a photo tour!
Last week I was watching for red things to photograph. The fake carnations did not make it into my Squirrel Ridge blog because I was feeling overwhelmed. My beloved Macbook was in the shop and I was struggling with formatting pictures on the iPad.
I hope your new year is off to a good start!
I have a shortcut to my daily blog: VirginiaVista.com. Come over and see what’s new!
A photography friend issued a challenge to post floral images so I dug these out of my files, or more accurately, took them off old posts on my Squirrel Ridge blog.
