An unexpected pleasure on a trip to the F&M Bank yesterday. This was taken from the bank parking lot--the trees are gorgeous, aren't they?
On the left, through the trees, is a house I often when to with my dad when I was a little girl. The man who lived there and my dad were both "dog men." ("Dog men" have a lot to talk about.)
The two-story white structure on the right is a small apartment house behind the two-story stone house that used to be Dr. Oliver's medical office. (Had to go there more times than I like to remember.) The big stone house is still there, but I'm not sure what, if anything occupies it.
On the far, far right--completely out of the frame--is the house that belonged to a woman who lost both her sons in WW II. I believe her name was Mrs. Holshouser. Even though she's long gone, I always feel sad when I see it. Not so much at that particular moment, though. Rainbows help with things like that.
And this concludes my Rainbow Connection for this time...
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What's astounding is that your picture looks so similar to one I took a few years ago in Northern Virginia when my sister was living there: My rainbow photo
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The other end of this rainbow was much more vivid, but I never could find a place clear of trees or buildings where I could get a good shot--at least not without stopping traffic--not a good idea during rush hour. You're very welcome for the Twitter follow.
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