Jude Nagurney Camwell

I took this photo a couple months after 9/11 near Ground Zero.

There’s a train that you take from Thendara, NY in the Fall that takes you deep into the forest where the colors are brilliant.

There is a Nature Center in Newcomb, NY that provides hiking trails with breathtaking views in late September.

I can’t say enough about Thurmont, Md in the fall. The colors are gorgeous.

An autumn walk through the woods in the foothills of the Catoctin Mountains in Thurmont.

A funky mural at a great little restaurant and comfy Inn called the Cozy Village

Me in Fredericksburg

The beautiful Rappahannock River

“In 1608, this area was first visited by Captain John Smith. The area was inhabited by Native Americans and when Captain Smith attempted to land here he was fiercely driven back to his ship. It was a Native American village and so he gave both the river and the village Native American names. The river became the Rappahannock, which meant “rise and fall” of water, and the village, set upon it, became Tappahannock, which means “town on the rise and fall of water”.

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I visited Warsaw, Virginia and found it to be a charming place – filled with beautiful old estates and rich American history.