We Give Thanks.

Forever on Thanks Giving day

The Heart will find the pathway Home.

"Wilber B. Nesbit"

For the last four years, or more we have been 

fortunate to find a place on Tybee Island Ga.

to celebrate our Thanks Giving meal. We have 

been blessed with good weather and everyone

goes down on the beach after the meal and we

enjoy the sand and surf . In the past years some 

of the teens have gone swimming in the surf. I

Don't know if its their hardiness or lack of good sence.

May God Bless you all and us to.

For Castles in the sand, we are thankfull.

We are Thankfull, to be able to watch Children

Discover things for the first time.

More Wandering Bulloch County.

I am surprised at what you can find

along the road, while wandering.

Cypress Swamp, Bulloch County Ga.

"God writes the Gospel not in the Bible alone,

but on the tees, and flowers and clouds and stars."

( Martin Luther)

and I would add "and all of nature"

I had no luck finding someone I might get permission

to go into this swamp. I own a canoe and would like

to paddle around and take pictures. It is full of birds

and wildlife. I will go back and try again to find

some one. It sure is beautiful !

                                                                                                                       

Fall is so slow, here.

I do appreciate the color of the few leaves

that we do have. They breathe life into an otherwise

dreary time of year

I wonder if Fairies gather the color of the leaves

in bucketts of paint, and save it to paint the

colors of flowers in spring.

Henry and Friends.

Henry likes the outdoors, and he says, " I'm Funny "

                                                                         

Sunrise over Jericho.

Tacoa River Train Ride.

Hinesville Ga. Bacon Frasier House.

The Bacon, Frasier House was built on a 23 acre tract of land

situated on the eastern boundry of the town of Hinesville in 

1839 by Mary Jane Bacon, widow of Major John Bacon. The

house has been owned and lived in by their heirs until the

present time.

The architecture is "Plantation Plain" style and its workmanship

reflects the work of the best craftsman of the day. The front

and two story section remain virtualy unchanged. However, the

two shed rooms and kitchen to the rear were removed and

additional rooms added in 1923. The 1923 section was removed

in 1979-80 and replaced with shed rooms porch dining room and

kitchen on the original foundation in the original architectural style

and interior design of the 1839 era.

A detachment of Shermans Army assulted the Plantation in 1864 

pillaging, looting, and burning. The house was spared the tourch, but

  the barn and all outbuildings were burned by the northern troops. 

These trees near the house are not verry old but

they are absolutely beautiful..

Darian Georgia Oak.

This is the Oak tree in Darian that fascinates me.

It is massive.

This is a Tabby wall that seems to hold up the old Oak.

Friendships that last.

Friends are we.

Halloween Party Accident

Worried about a finger in your hamburger ?

How about this ?