
In this picture he is reviewing the Nikon D40 Guide to Photography, pointing out the use of manual settings to improve my pictures.
(My photo buddy Rosie at the Daily Grind)
We were entertained by local artists and musicians as we enjoyed coffee at the Daily Grind.
Until next time - Live, Love, Laugh
One of the highlights of this area is the Skyline Drive (those AAA Guide are very useful!), a 105 mile highway that runs the entire length of the park along the Blue Ridge Mountains. There are many overlooks on both the South and North bond sides, we stopped at overlooks on the South bound side between the North Entrance and Thorton Gap which is the first exit point at about 32 miles. The highest point we reached was about 3,385 ft. , the highest point in the park is Hawksbill, 4,051 ft located off the drive to the west at about 46 miles. The day was like the majority of June, overcast and rainy.
Our first glimpse of the Shenandoah Valley
I must admit, I did not like this over look point because that was some drop! Not the best time to remember you're afraid of height! :-0
A tiny break in the clouds gives a bit better view of the valley
The casino was also where we had dinner. They had many places to choose from but we just went to the buffet. We enjoyed!
Until next time - Live, Love, Laugh
Until next time Live, Love, Laugh