I’ve upgraded my photoblog to version 3. If you have this older virginiajournal.wordpress.com site bookmarked directly, make sure to head on over to http://www.virginiajournal.org for the latest images and new gallery and album features.
Grain elevator, Harrisonburg, Virginia
Posted in Harrisonburg, Virginia with tags clouds, grain elevator on April 3, 2009 by stevendavidjohnsonThe view from an EMU Balcony, April 3, 2009
Posted in Harrisonburg, Virginia with tags balcony, chair, shadows on April 3, 2009 by stevendavidjohnsonMaple, Windshield, Rain
Posted in Uncategorized with tags rain, trees, windshield on April 3, 2009 by stevendavidjohnsonRainbow over Cootes Store, April 3, 2009
Posted in Cootes Store, Virginia with tags farm, rainbow, storm on April 3, 2009 by stevendavidjohnsonVietnam Traveling Memorial comes to Harrisonburg
Posted in Harrisonburg, Virginia with tags flag, motorcycle, Vietnam Memorial on March 31, 2009 by stevendavidjohnsonSwannanoa, Asheville, Warren Wilson
Posted in Uncategorized with tags warren, wilson on March 29, 2009 by stevendavidjohnsonThe Headwaters Gathering
Posted in Uncategorized with tags Andrew Revkin, Bill Meadows, blacksmith, Chip Blake, David Orr, environment, headwaters gathering, Janisse Ray, Larry Schweiger, Majora Carter, National Wildlife Foundation, orion, Thomas Peterson, warren wilson, Warriors AniKituhwa, Wilderness Society on March 27, 2009 by stevendavidjohnsonThe Headwaters Gathering: Southern Appalachia at the Crossroads
March 27-28
The Warriors of AniKituhwa (shown here with Majora Carter) kick off the weekend.
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NY Times writer, Andrew Revkin, explores our national spending priorities in regards to research and energy.

Warren Wilson’s blacksmith shop
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Cyndi’s Birdbrids
Posted in Cootes Store, Virginia with tags art, birds, Cyndi on March 24, 2009 by stevendavidjohnsonA Trip to Polyface Farms
Posted in Virginia with tags cows, student, farm, Eastern Mennonite University, polyface farms, pig, chick, daniel salatin on March 20, 2009 by stevendavidjohnson
After reading Michael Pollan’s The Omnivore’s Dilemma, we took our senior seminar class at Eastern Mennonite University on a field trip to Polyface Farms in Swoope, Virginia. Daniel Salatin led our tour.
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