After sunset images, we move to photos of clouds. Here is a picture of clouds over mountains viewed from Blue Ridge Parkway, North Carolina.
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Stairs to Fall Colors
Reached via a wooden walkway with stairs , this lookout area on Rough Ridge, Blue Ridge Parkway, North Carolina offers sweeping views including Fall colors.

Mabry Mill Waterwheel
Picturesque Mabry Mill, with its slowly turning waterwheel, and pond is an iconic sight on the Blue Ridge Parkway, North Carolina.



Mabry Mill
Posting, on a delayed basis, a series of images from Mabry Mill in North Carolina.
Rich in history, Mabry Mill is one of the most iconic and photographed structures on the Blue Ridge Parkway. Ed Mabry built the mill where he and his wife Lizzy ground corn, sawed lumber, and did blacksmithing for three decades.


Foggy Images – Linn Cove Viaduct
Fog slowly rolls towards Linn Cove Viaduct on Blue Ridge Parkway, North Carolina. The Linn Cove Viaduct hugs the face of Grandfather Mountain and is recognized internationally as an engineering marvel.



Roads in the Mountains
Roads, including the Linn Cove Viaduct, built along the mountains for traveling on the famed Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina

Serenity at Price Lake
The most scenic of still-water bodies on the Blue Ridge Parkway, Price Lake is a must-see if you are traveling the Parkway through North Carolina. It is situated with a view across the lake of Grandfather Mountain’s Galloway Peak.

Reaching Out to Linn Cove Viaduct
Dramatic clouds over Linn Cove Viaduct captured in monochrome on Blue Ridge Parkway, North Carolina

Early Fall Colors at Linn Cove Viaduct
Clouds at Linn Cove Viaduct
A Bridge in the Mountains
A Rocky Silhouette Against the Blue Ridges
Jutting Out
Mountain Ridges at Shenandoah National Park
A Viaduct in the Mountains
Linn Cove Viaduct – this 1243-foot concrete segmental bridge on the Blue Ridge Parkway snakes around the slopes of Grandfather Mountain in North Carolina. It was completed in 1987 at a cost of $10 million and was the last section of the Blue Ridge Parkway to be finished.

A Viaduct in the Mountains
Framing Glassmine Falls
After a good rain, the view of skinny Glassmine Falls on Blue Ridge Parkway cascading down a cliff across the valley is very dramatic. During drier weather, the waterfall reduces to a trickle. While the sign at the overlook claims it is 800 feet tall, you are probably looking at a 200 foot drop.

Framing Glassmine Falls
An Opening
An opening behind the clouds illuminates the green mountains off Blue Ridge Parkway, North Carolina

An Opening
A Fall Canvas
Fall colors in the air at Lake Price on Blue Ridge Parkway, North Carolina

A Fall Canvas
Blue Ridges of Kerala
Living in North Carolina, we can see seemingly endless mountain ranges from Blue Ridge Parkway. It was pleasing to see the blue ridges in Kerala, India.

Blue Ridges of Kerala







