Architecture styles

 Virginia Tech has a variety of styles of campus buildings.  These are near the edge of campus by downtown.

Tree Stump

 At the corner of E. Roanoke St. and E. Harding Ave.  The person who tends the area maintains a lovely lawn and garden too.  

Tomorrow is election day

League of Women Voters, Montgomery County put these signs throughout the community about a week before election day.

No roots

I went past this tree at about 11:15  a.m. and it was still up right; when I returned at 1 p.m., it was, as the young woman in the center described it as, "interesting to climb on."  It seemed to not have damaged the apartments nor the power lines so near.  

Just Crossing the Street

Don't know what it is but it was moving along.

Welcoming students

This year the regular Welcome Students set up on a street that many, many, students walk to get to the Virginia Tech campus.  Yes the cookies are baked by members of the church, and these welcomers said the fruit was much more popular than the cookies.  

still learning about new meters

Still on the learning curve for the new parking meters.  These meters, on one of the streets, still offer to take coins as well as credit cards.  I have not tried them, but I will do so...soon.

Lines on the Streets

This morning, there seemed to be poetry on the street...literally and in a lovely handwriting.

One of our community's best photographers, Kirk Carter, created a book he named Underfoot Abstracts.  He would have made art of these.  I just want to imitate his work.

Along West Roanoke St.

Flowers.

Wine shop

The Beliveau Estates Wine shop has finished the remodeling.