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After checking out the Highland Maple Festival in Monterey, I decided to head south on Rt. 220 to Hot Springs in Bath County for a late lunch/early supper. I had not had my fill of the mountains and was enjoying the solidarity of the western part of the state so I followed the Jackson River that ran beside Rt. 220.
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Hot Springs ... quaint village across from The Homestead. I stopped for lunch and enjoyed overlooking The Homestead while texting with the Waynesboro GOP Chairman about GOP stuff.
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Dan Ingalls Overlook on the top of Warm Springs Mountain. This is looking east toward Augusta County. It was a beautiful day although the wind at the top of the mountain was stiff and cold. They are expecting snow tonight and tomorrow.
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Cowpasture River along Rt. 39 heading home. All the rivers and streams in Bath and Highland were at capacity from rain and snow runoff. This stretch was so pretty that I had to get a photo.
Photo by SWAC Girl
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