Every so often over the years, we’ve shared a single photo from around Loudoun County: a back road, a quiet town center, a little piece of local news. It was a way for us to give you a peek into where we were, and what we were up to. Alas, once Instagram came into being, the LoCo Photo series was retired.

Here they are together in one place, from 2009 to 2014. Each one links to the town or neighborhood guide where it was taken, so you can learn more about the area.

Two horses rolling in the dust of a fenced pasture in Leesburg, Virginia

Two horses taking a dust bath in a western Loudoun pasture, with the barn and rolling hills behind them. Yes, Loudoun has both suburban convenience and urban farm life too!

Blooming purple lilac bush beside a house in Loudoun County, Virginia

Spring lilacs in full bloom, seen in the Village Case neighborhood in Purcellville.

Snow-covered shrubs and porch railings in Purcellville, Virginia

The February 2010 snows, as seen from my Purcellville front porch. This was one of the first big snows of my life!

Winding road and green rolling hills in the Beacon Hill neighborhood of Leesburg, Virginia

Looking out over the rolling hills and winding roads of Beacon Hill. Learn more on our Beacon Hill neighborhood page.

The lit horse sign at Clyde's Willow Creek Farm against an evening sky

The horse sign at Clyde’s Willow Creek Farm, glowing at dusk. Have you stopped by for their crabcakes yet?

Quiet brick plaza, bench and lampposts at Lansdowne Town Center in the early morning

Lansdowne Town Center at a very early hour, peaceful and too pretty not to photograph. Learn more on our Lansdowne neighborhood page.

The historic Loudoun County Courthouse in Leesburg framed by a bright red autumn tree

The historic courthouse in downtown Leesburg, framed by fall color. Personally autumn is my favorite season, and this is one of my favorite Leesburg photos.

Pond, evergreens and rolling fields near Hurley Lane and Old Waterford Road outside Leesburg

One of those breathtaking back-road moments, on Hurley Lane near Old Waterford Road. Learn more on our Beacon Hill neighborhood page.

Coffee counter and chalkboard menus inside a cafe in downtown Leesburg

A morning of working from a favorite downtown Leesburg coffee spot. I should do this again soon. It’s a really awesome place to start the day.

Demolition rubble where Al's Pizza stood in a Purcellville shopping center

Saying goodbye to a favorite Purcellville pizza place as the shopping center was rebuilt. We definitely still miss Al’s!

Sunrise reflected in the glass of the main terminal at Washington Dulles International Airport

The main terminal at Dulles Airport as the sun comes up. I must have been flying out to a real estate conference in the early morning!

Bare trees, a farmhouse and a dirt path off Harmony Church Road in Hamilton, Virginia

Off Harmony Church Road in Hamilton. There are so many beautiful stone farmhouses dotted across western Loudoun!

Red umbrellas outside the Five Guys restaurant on Fort Evans Road in Leesburg

Opening week for Five Guys on Fort Evans Road in Leesburg. We were so excited at that point! Now we have more Loudoun locations to get those amazing fries.

The wine-country LOVEwork sculpture next to the Train Station in downtown Purcellville

Purcellville was one of sixteen Virginia is for Lovers LOVEwork sites. Ours, next to the Train Station, had a wine country theme.

New light towers over the ball fields at Franklin Park in Purcellville

New lights at the Franklin Park ball fields, a big deal for Western Loudoun softball and baseball families.

Aerial winter view of Route 7 and Battlefield Parkway in Leesburg with Tavistock Farms and Kincaid Forest

Route 7 and Battlefield Parkway from the air, with Tavistock Farms and Kincaid Forest in the center. If I remember correctly, I was flying up to New York for a conference.

While we’ve moved on from the LoCo Photo series here- you can still follow along with us on our Instagram page. We feature different neighborhoods and Loudoun spots there on a regular basis!

Cheers,
Heather

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