| (top to bottom) Maggie, a rock
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| This overlook offered the best view of the hike; the northen Shenandoah Valley.
In the second picture you can see the South Fork of the Shenandoah River.
The third picture is away from the overlook, up the mountain: our trail book says this area is a hang glider launch point.
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| This marker and trail is to Snead Farm and the far point of the hike.
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| South face; the snow that has been packed into ice by hikers doesn't melt as quickly.
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| North face; in the winter, the sun stays lower in the South sky and doesn't have a chance to melt the snow on the north facing slopes.
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| Cold? I'm not cold, what's the problem
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| The house at Snead Farm
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| The barn at the Snead Farm. I guess someone decided to rebuild the barn but not the house.
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| The chicken coop at Snead Farm?
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| We hiked this trail in reverse. The sign posts helpfully told us where we were.
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| Holly carried the daypack from the farm to the finish. She was really enjoying it!
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