By Lynn R. Mitchell
Garber farm in Weyers Cave with the Blue Ridge Mountains in the background.
Morris Mill Road was clear Tuesday afternoon.
A neighbor’s snow- and ice-covered pond after Monday’s snowstorm.
The Rt. 262 bypass around Staunton on Tuesday afternoon. Kudos to VDOT for having so many main roads cleared so soon after the storm.
This farm is located within Staunton’s city limits.
Horses in Staunton on a sub-freezing February day.
Rt. 11 heading north out of Verona on Tuesday afternoon.
The sun came out and temps rose to mid- to upper-20s but trees remained snow-flocked.
Blue Ridge Mountains in the distance.
I-81 on Tuesday afternoon … clear and dry. Since our son was driving back from Nashville Tuesday on the interstates, it was comforting to see they were in such good condition.
Rt. 256 in Weyers Cave looking toward the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Mt. Sidney.
Those who came before us … Augusta Stone Presbyterian Church, Fort Defiance.
Appalachian Mountains.
Appalachian Mountains in background.
Shutterlee Mill Road.
Weyers Cave and Blue Ridge Mountains.
Outside Churchville.
On Rt. 250 between Staunton and Churchville.
Galena Springs with Appalachians in background.
Photos by Lynn R. Mitchell
February 17, 2015
LynnRMitchell.com 
Seeing all those places makes a little homesick, even though it was only our home for 6 years. Thanks for sharing all the photos.
You know me, Joy … I love the countryside around here and even more when it snows.