Bridge of the day: the Appalachian Trail going over Laurel Creek in southwest Virginia. #appalachiantrail #Virginia #at2015
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Flower of the day. I’ll leave identification to someone more knowledgeable than me on these matters. #appalachiantrail #flowers #at2015
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Bridges on the Appalachian Trail: north of Lake Wautaga on 15 May 2015 #bridges #appalachiantrail #at2015
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New photo series: Bridges of the Appalachian Trail. This one I crossed yesterday just north of the Atkins, VA area. #appalachiantrail #bridges #at2015
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What this particular hiker looked like a few days ago just before leaving the place we stayed at in Damascus. #at2015
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In today’s pasture on the #appalachiantrail in Virginia just south of “The Scales” the cattle wore horns. #animals #cattle #at2015
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Waterfall of the day: Comers Creek Falls in southern Virginia on the #appalachiantrail #at2015 #waterfalls
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Sometimes the #appalachiantrail looks like this. “Wild” #ponies in the #Grayson Highlands just below Mt. Rogers the highest elevation in Virginia. Drove and hiked to see them with Ann today; it’ll take me a couple days to get there on foot from Damascus. #mtrogers #at2015
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At 7:35 leaving #Tennessee and entering #Virginia on the #appalachiantrail. Heading into Damascus in 3.5 miles. Tomorrow I’m taking my first “zero day” (no Trail hiking miles) and spending it with the best support crew ever: my wife. #at2015
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#Waterfall of the day (actually, of the 15th): Laurel Falls in #Tennessee on the #appalachiantrail Beautiful spot. Trail then goes downstream right along the stream. #at2015
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