The guys in front of this old store told me it was last open as a store in the late sixties. They were in a deep discussion on the weather...

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Looking through the window of an antique store. A mix of old and new...

Marshall looks like the small town it is from across the river.

There are stacked stone walls everywhere here.

An old church sits on the hillside.

The new stage sits on the island park. A woman walked up and told me it only cost $70,000.

Marshall from across the way. 

 These bicylists were speeding along. Many come through touring on the weekends. I do love watching those mostly males pumping along. Eye candy indeed.

The local police station features this old car. On the side is a star titled Mayberry RFD.

Not many customers today.

This is the local weeky newspaper. The Sentinel News. Nice use of old boxcars....

Not only is it private but it has satelite TV.

This owner of the local junk store posed for me. I could not stop laughing at his antics...

This is downstream from Marshall and where the whitewater rafters get in for a ride downstream. None were getting in the clear cold water this day.

I guess no one lives in this Kudzu covered house. I did not knock on the door to see, however....

The water was too cold for wading but my feet went in to my knees. They went numb right away.

This old barn in the valley was a sight to see.

This one was still in use.

This folks must like isolation.

From the junk cars in front of this cellar like building, I could only decide this most have been a HillBilly Garage.....

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All photos mine.