Fort Morris State Historic Site had a small “children’s history” display that was fun for the family. I thought the educational tools were an excellent reminder that children have been learning how to read for a very long time. Literacy is such a foundational skill, and even though it’s hard…it’s also very doable and not that complicated.
This dogwood was pushed to the ground by a larger tree, but it stayed rooted and healthy. Now it looks like Dogwood flowers are blooming on the trail.
Lake Delanor is a man-made lake at the center of Roosevelt State Park’s cabin & campground area. It connects to the Pine Mountain Trail system and the picnic area. It’s lovely, peaceful, and a perfect setting for cabins & camping.
The Okefenokee Swamp is a forbidding place and a place that I could not imagine living in.
It’s always astonishing to me to see fresh water that is coming off granite in forest with no real runoff. Almost all the lakes in Acadia National Park are glacier melt and are shockingly clear.
This past Fall, we finally remembered to plant tulips. Beyond planning so far in advance, they were quite easy to…
This photo is of the former Turner Field looking from Downtown. Even though Atlanta doesn’t play baseball there anymore, I’m…
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