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Wordless Wednesday... Meandering Along The Backroads Of Nelson County, VA

Backroads in Nelson County

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Posted by Debbie Malone, Realtor Lynchburg, Smith Mountain Lake, VA on 09/30/2009 07:04 AM

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8 Comments on Wordless Wednesday... Meandering Along The Backroads Of Nelson County, VA

SEP

Wow...great looking building!!

Beautiful picture, Debbie. All the mill needs is some water flowing in the little dry run and it would be back in business. Thanks!

Wow quite a building, and modernized to have a working water wheel. Thanks for sharing

Hi Debbie! This is the kind of picture that begins story lines for novels. It tells on itself and leaves the mind wondering. Good to see you.

Diane

This reminds me of a picture I have of an old gris mill... Nice picture thatnks for sharing

Debbie,

The creek needs some water. This must have been a great building back in the day....

Ann

Debbie -- this is a fantastic photo! I bet that there's some history in this place. You're lucky to be in such a picturesque area.

OCT

Deb: I love old barns...altho I suppose this is an old grist mill...As Diane said, it does makes the mind wander thinking about the stories those old walls could tell.

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