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Hmm... I think we should just move on and try not to talk about 9/11 since it is still painful for everyone to remember...
You were at Va Tech - the same place where those mass killing took place?
Anyway, what do you think of the Blue Ridge Mountains? My mother's family is from the Shenandoah Valley area. I have relatives living in Luray there.
I was very sick when it happened. My cousin's husband was killed on the WTC's 94th floor, that left my cousin with 3 small children and she was 3 then months pregnant. It was very hard for all of us. It's too emotional!!!
yup.... the very same place where VT massacre happened. It's a dreary thought because the killings took place where I had engineering & English classes.
I did not have opportunity to check out Blue Ridge Mountain but I did love Shenandoah Mt. I plan on going back again.
yup.... the very same place where VT massacre happened. It's a dreary thought because the killings took place where I had engineering & English classes.
I did not have opportunity to check out Blue Ridge Mountain but I did love Shenandoah Mt. I plan on going back again.
Um I am referring to the mountain range rather than a single mountain. The Blue Ridge Mountains which are a subset of the Appalachian Mountains.
Sorry I didn't make that clear the first time.
yes I know what you're talking about. I haven't had an opportunity to check it out by foot but I have passed by it several times. I've hiked and camped at northern part of Appalachian Mountain. I've done horseback riding and mountain biking at Shenandoah Mountain.
Oh just making sure.
yes I know what you're talking about. I haven't had an opportunity to check it out by foot but I have passed by it several times. I've hiked and camped at northern part of Appalachian Mountain. I've done horseback riding and mountain biking at Shenandoah Mountain.
but you gotta love the morning mist along Blue Ridge. very beautiful