Blue Ridge Mountains Photos

[TBurban]

A Sunday trip up to the Blue Ridge and Graves Mountains.

How about a nice fall desktop background?

Photos from the Graves Mountain Fall Festival on their way

[TBurban]

The Fall Festival

This Folk Band was really really good

A babbling brook

Folks enjoying the gorgeous fall day

Homemade pork rines!

....AND funnel cakes!

The Pumkin Patch

Foliage on apples trees

mmm, apples!

An old farm

Graves Mountain Lodge

some firewood

The brook ran alllllll the way around the lodge

Hope you all enjoyed the tour!

[erdogs]

Is that a KKK rally! Just kidding! I know that was wrong, but I couldn't resist. Those are some beutiful pictures.

[urbanvb]

Very nice pics, Tommy!

[Cadeho]

Is that a KKK rally! Just kidding! I know that was wrong, but I couldn't resist. Those are some beutiful pictures.

[wrldcoupe4]

cool tommy!

[rusthebuss]

How the heck do you have time to do all of this traveling??? I wish that I could do some traveling. The pics are nice dude! Mountains are a nice place to visit to get away sometimes.

[TBurban]

Haha, I get around But fall's my favorite time of year to go places. I could possibly be going to Crab Tree Falls next weekend, so stay posted around the Virginia forum for more pictures Thanks, fellas.

[Jerseyman4]

Awsome photos! The very first photo that is up, looks like the Shenadoah Valley a bit

[andyfried]

I really enjoyed the photos.

[TBurban]

Thanks guys

[CommRE]

Great photos! I grew up about three miles from Graves and still get up there frequently to visit my folks. I was at the first weekend of the Apple Harvest this year - I'm not sure which weekend you took these, but I couldn't find myself in any of the pictures

[SimCity]

The mountain shots are beautiful, I hope to one day have a chance to visit the mountains of Virginia, especially near Roanoke and the Shenandoah Valley.

[mclawsdrive]

Kelly Hahn Johnson {sodEmoji.{sodEmoji.|}} The Roanoke Times

Downtown Roanoke, topped by the First Union Tower, is bathed in a swath of sunlight. The photograph was taken from the top of Bent Mountain, looking northeast toward the city.

Here's a link to the posting. Roanoke.com Be sure to check out the slide show.