By Lynn R. Mitchell
By Lynn R. Mitchell
While traveling the back roads from Blacksburg home to Augusta County, the winter woods opened vistas of the fields and mountains of western Virginia as we traveled through Montgomery, Giles, Craig, Botetourt, Allegheny, Bath, and finally Augusta. In Giles County, we stopped to check out this covered bridge located within a mile of Rt. 42 at Newport.
I had an email this morning from friend Barb who said she was sending a leaf report for areas west of Staunton in Bath County, Virginia:
We spent the last 5 days camping at Douthat, great weather, good for campfires. It has not reached peak in that area. Falling Spring was still green as was other areas but yellow hickories and dogwoods were pretty. Warm Springs Mountain was colorful, almost peak. All should be good next week, just giving you a report in case you want to roam over there. I hope to get up on Skyline for a short run.
There you have it … an up-to-the-minute leaf report from Bath County. The next week will see many changes especially since frost has hit the Shenandoah Valley for the first time this season. We’ll be watching.
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