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I know everything is blurry, but using the compact feature on my camera was the only way to get the whole concert, plus it hides the children's identities and allows me to post the video

Tunnel follow-up

I'm singing Amazing Grace. Slideshow of pictures includes The Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, Richmond, Blue Ridge Mountains, and some Ocean and beach scenes and Jesus

Scenes from 3 raptor sites during the storm that blew across the East Coast 3-16 through 3-17.

Spring is smiling gently on the Valley...soon she'll be bold enough to burst out in full splendor...but for now the frost and cold have not let loose their hold.

1st part of a two day ride in the Shenandoah Valley. Many bugs.

Tunnel Ride

This is a compilation of video captures on 4-14-07

Norwegian songbird sings the old American folk song.

music by Erich Kunzel, Cincinnati Pops Orchestra One theory for the song is that it originated with the Scots-Irish settlers of the mid-Atlantic coast of the United States (i.e. Virginia). The "seven (long) years since I last saw you (thee)" refers to the common terms of indenture in the settlement days, under which a young person could be moved just about anywhere and then, as part of the agreement, be bound as an indentured servant to work off the cost of transportation across the Atlantic. The song is an expression of longing to return to a sweetheart again after seven years of indenture, presumably "across the wide Missouri". The young man would be returning to the Shenandoah, which is, of course, "a rolling river". The Indian chief material in this case could be a later corruption. The original indenture theme is confirmed by the line "away, I’m bound away"; that is to say he is bound away by the terms of his indenture. This also explains the sea shanty use of the song. Scots-Irish indenture in this period also applied to various seafaring occupations.

Riding the Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park, Virginia

Thursday-March 15, 2007 was not a good day for observers of the Shenandoah NP Peregrine Falcon nest.

Waterfall #2

Waterfall #3

Waterfall #4

Waterfall #5 last one

Deer

The rain starts