So here's the important part of coming home.
It's hard to tell that this picture is in one part of the state or another, but for me it's the first glimpse of a mountain straight ahead.
Whow...look at those clouds over the pass. Will I get smacked with another rain storm? (I exited the highway at a Mt. Airy exit earlier, and got turned around getting onto I-40 west. It just felt like I was going east for the first 5 miles)
Not a bad shower, but left windshield a bit wet as I went slowly around the switchbacks of Swannanoa Gap. Notice I'm driving over in the truck climbing lane...and there wasn't a single semi on it! |
I
hope Linda Starr sees the highway right here in Black Mountain that has
the Blue Star title...in honor of American Ex-Prisoners of War. I dare
say half the people that live here have no idea that's the name
bestowed upon our "State Street" or Hwy 70 as it comes into town.
I
turn past the primary school on Richardson and love the yellow flowers
and yellow busses together, seen through the reflections in my car
windshield.
Welcome home Barbara!
ReplyDeleteThanks...it sure is nice.
DeleteHow cool, I told Gary one time I was thinking of changing my name to Blue, you know how actresses change their names, but I didn't ha. Those mountains are beautiful and what a cute cottage you have. Everytime I see your mountains I miss living in the mountains, one day.
ReplyDeleteWell, come on up and see me sometime! (There are lots of great B&B's here...I don't have a guest room, as you can see!)
Deleteoh but I spell my name with two r's. ha
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