Nature Finds a Way
On this Earth Day, my life went on like any other. Busy with work, a lunch meeting, then as I was heading to my car I noticed something....
It's the Little Things
As an amateur farmer, I have taken enough time to marvel at how a tiny seed, encased in a hard shell, will sprout and grow when exposed...
Spring
Spring If hope is to exist, there has to be Spring. Spring shows us that even when all has died, we have another chance. It is the season...
Out of Five, the Sense Which Makes the Most Impact
To me, the best part about being alive are the rewards and punishments of our senses. It is what makes us alive. Whether sight, hearing,...
Of Time and Place
This morning, as I write this blog, my hot cup of tea muses me with the swirling steam rising from the mug. The steam seems to dance with...
Look Up!
Last night, I made an impulse run to the Fresh Market, just about a mile or two from the house. It was one of those trips that really...
Photographing the Night Sky
On a cold, but clear February day, I made a hasty decision to make a short trip to the Okefenokee, for one reason: to capture the night...
Spring Cleaning
Yesterday was Valentine's Day and this is the time of year in the South, when we start to really seriously think of Spring. The first...
The Hollow Tree
Detail of the Hollow Tree. Remains of a once active cypress timber industry on Billy's Island within the Okefenokee Swamp. On the western...
January
Now that it is February I can talk about January. I feel like a teenager with a group of new friends, talking down about someone who has...
