2100 miles, 9 days, 6 states, 527 photos; summer vacation is over. I began by driving east on I-40 and then up I-81 to an area northeast of Roanoke in central Virginia – a route that offered almost all new scenery for me. I spent 4.5 days with family that now live in this area. It’s mostly in the George Washington National Forest and very close to the Appalachian Trail and many others so I was able to do a little hiking. The Blue Ridge Parkway is also very close, with many sightseeing opportunities. Add in some stops on the way home, and I’ve got material for 4 more posts to come ASAP.
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