Blog Contributor: Dr. Houck Medford

Optimal color condition exist at Graveyard Fields for landscape photography. This popular site at Milepost 418 south of Asheville and the Pisgah Inn is a photographers delight. Go now!
Also become familiar with the enhancement projects for the area being lead by the Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation!

Kevin Adams, ascending into heaven at sunrise!
Kevin Adams workshop was the most informative that I have attended … Joe Sikes
Kevin’s presentation on “Concept Photography” really hits home the message that one can take outstanding pictures if one can open up their mind and let go of the so called “rules of photography”…Sai Chandrasekharan
The retreat is set in a magnificent area with grounds that are truly a part of the Blue Ridge Mountains…Skip Pudney
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Cone Bass Lake Restrooms Are Priority Resource Provided Through Partnership of Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation, Blue Ridge Parkway, Town of Blowing Rock and Generous Donors
What happens when well over 300 people come together with one single mission?
It’s spelled S U C C E S S for the project and R E L I E F for those who will benefit from its service. Read more »

Picnicking on Rough Ridge near the Linn Cove Viaduct
The Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation has annouced the call for its prestigious Blue Ridge Parkway 2010 photography competition with this year’s new theme in the “Share the Journey” category — Picnicking on the Blue Ridge Parkway. For the traditional Parkway “Vista” category and the “Share the Journey”, cash prizes of $200 and $350 are being offered respectively for the Parkway categories. Read more »

Dan Propst with his new tag!
We began our trip at Front Royal, VA and ended in Cherokee, NC. The entire trip was outstanding. We camped both nights and had beautiful weather. Our traveling companions were Phil and Diane Gnapt. We were riding our 1994 Honda Goldwing pulling our custom made trailer designed as a 1955 Chevrolet Nomad.
The Blue Ridge Parkway is our favorite road.
We have one of the first BRP license tags on our Goldwing! — #0046BP