Todd Medley

Redmond, WA, United States

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Sunset from the Astoria Column
(Oct 12, 2002): 9 photo(s) (740 kB); Album was created 7 years 2 months ago and modified 7 years 2 months ago; 2 Comments; View album

Butterflies & Blooms
(Sep 1, 2002)
Taken at Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo. Butterflies are difficult to photograph, especially in a fairly low-light situation as was the case on this day.: 59 photo(s) (12 MB); Album was created 7 years 4 months ago and modified 7 years 4 months ago; 10 Comments; View album

Indian Creek Covered Bridge
(Aug 22, 2002)
Indian Creek, built in 1903, is one of two remaining covered bridges in Monroe County. This is one of the most photographed covered bridges in West Virginia. The Weikel brothers were only 16 and 18 when they built this bridge.: 3 photo(s) (954 kB); Album was created 7 years 4 months ago and modified 7 years 4 months ago; 3 Comments; View album

Roaring Run
(Aug 21, 2002)
Roaring Run Recreational Area offers hiking, picnicking, and cold-water fishing in one of the Jefferson National Forest's unique and historic settings. The trail which leads from the picnic site to the Roaring Run Falls is 0.7 miles long and is scattered with benches, scenic bridges, overlooks, and rustic steps.: 32 photo(s) (9 MB); Album was created 7 years 4 months ago and modified 7 years 4 months ago; 18 Comments; View album

Cook's Mill
(Aug 22, 2002)
On Route 122 near Greenville, the present building and water wheel were built in 1867.: 10 photo(s) (3 MB); Album was created 7 years 4 months ago and modified 7 years 4 months ago; 8 Comments; View album

Motels
These are some of the Mom & Pop motels I stayed in along the way. Way more fun than the cookie-cutter Days Inns and Holiday Inns.: 15 photo(s) (3 MB); Album was created 7 years 4 months ago and modified 7 years 4 months ago; 2 Comments; View album

Scenes Along the Road
Taken over the course of the 8 days I was on vacation, mainly in West Virginia. Includes barns, streams, views, & oddities.: 64 photo(s) (18 MB); Album was created 7 years 4 months ago and modified 7 years 4 months ago; 24 Comments; View album

Blue Ridge Parkway
The Blue Ridge Parkway is a 469 mile recreational motor road that connects Shenandoah and Great Smoky Mountains National Parks. Designed as a "scenic drive", the Parkway provides both stunning scenery and close-up looks at the natural and cultural history of the mountains. This is just a small area in north central Virginia.: 15 photo(s) (3 MB); Album was created 7 years 4 months ago and modified 7 years 4 months ago; 2 Comments; View album