Headwaters of the Jackson River. Full of native brook trout
Block barn in lower meadow
Creek crossing at lower meadow gate.
Chestnut rail fence. One of the very few left.
Cherry tree lined entrance lane from Rt.640
Center Creek along the entrance lane
Road to the top of the mountain
View of the mountain pasture and the southern Blue Grass Valley and Back Creek Mtn.
Block barn and hay pen. The Jones Ridge in the background and Monterey Mtn. beyond
From the south line looking across the property to Monterey Mtn. and almost to the Devil's Backbone in Blue Grass
Lower pasture looking north. Montana ain't the only place with big skies
USDA stock tank at the head of Center Creek
Looking from the mtn. rd. across the Blue Grass Valley to the Vanderpool Gap and Monterey Mtn. The Jackson River runs thru the Gap south and east to the James and on to Richmo
From the mtn. rd. at the upper meadow and hay shed to the Jones Ridge and Monterey Mtn. What a view!
Lower meadow gate and some more big sky
Locust trees near SE corner looking thru the Vanderpool Gap to Sounding Knob(home of the last fire lookout tower in the state of Va. Holmes Stephenson stood the last watch).
Looking at Tuck Gum's place on Monterey Mtn. and on south to the Swadley Place, from the locust patch, with the east side of the Jones Place in the foreground
Mtn. pasture looking south along Lantz Mt. Thunder storm brewing on the Allegheny
Views just doesn't get any better than this.
Mtn. pasture looking towards the Jones Place along Lantz Mtn.
Gate in the cross fence between mtn. and lower pastures
Lower pasture looking at Back Creek Mtn. and the hump on Lot 45
Sugar maple shade tree looking south. Back Creek Mtn. to the east and Lantz Mtn. to the west. That drainage goes into Back Creek and back into the Jackson in Bath Co.
White ash shade tree for the momma cows and morels in the spring
This 5ac.,in the extreme SE corner, can be used either as pasture or hay depending on the season
SE corner 5ac. looking at Back Creek Mtn. and the McNaulty Place
Lower meadow from the site of the original Brock log house
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