A Living Symphony
Sitting on the outskirts of Natchez, Mississippi, Longwood is quietly tucked high on a hill, surrounded by protective trees. When … Continue reading A Living Symphony
Lunch with Miss Mary Bobo of Lynchburg
It was a beautiful spring day when we drove into the small Tennessee town of Lynchburg. Our destination was lunch, … Continue reading Lunch with Miss Mary Bobo of Lynchburg
Brooklyn Bridge
It was a beautiful day in New York City. We’d just finished a trip downtown and were speeding back towards … Continue reading Brooklyn Bridge
Down in the Bowery
We’d gotten the tickets for cheap. After a dinner of authentic pasta at nearby Sauce, we walked through the dark … Continue reading Down in the Bowery
Alexander Hamilton
We exited the cab into a throng of theater goers. Some were coming, others were going, but they clogged the … Continue reading Alexander Hamilton
Tavern on the Green
We flew in to New York City early one glorious Sunday morning. It was one of those fall days with … Continue reading Tavern on the Green
Fern Glade in the Sun
The early morning light dancing on a summertime fern glade in the Appalachian Mountains. Perfect with a cup of coffee. … Continue reading Fern Glade in the Sun
Amazing Artistry
A doorway near the Canadian Parliament in Ottawa. Continue reading Amazing Artistry
Nice Spot for a Bit of Breakfast
Early morning coffee and scone in downtown Ottawa outside the Lord Elgin Hotel. Can’t beat it. Continue reading Nice Spot for a Bit of Breakfast
Up on Parliament Hill
A glorious day to see Ottawa. Continue reading Up on Parliament Hill
To Market We Go
A stroll through the Byward Market in Ottawa is a feast for the senses. There are all sorts of shops … Continue reading To Market We Go
Ottawa River
During our visit to the Canadian Parliament, we climbed to the top of the tower of the Centre Block. The … Continue reading Ottawa River
I Can Smell the Books
It is one of the most beautiful libraries I have every seen…and I’ve seen a lot. Set in the back … Continue reading I Can Smell the Books
Nowhere Like Home…
A number of years ago, after the death of my maternal grandmother, I ran across a picture that sparked my … Continue reading Nowhere Like Home…
Shrimping in Georgetown
At the head of Winyah Bay in Georgetown County, South Carolina is the town of Georgetown. One of the oldest … Continue reading Shrimping in Georgetown
In the Web
Hey there huge spider in a web so big I could get caught in it….can I take your picture? Continue reading In the Web
Cypress Swamp on the Natchez Trace
As you drive southwest down the Natchez Trace, you will encounter many unique stops. One of my favorite (as well … Continue reading Cypress Swamp on the Natchez Trace
April in Paris
I love Paris in the spring time I love Paris in the fall I love Paris in the winter when … Continue reading April in Paris
The Doors of Notre Dame
When you stand in front of Notre Dame in Paris, you are instantly struck with its enormous height. It soars … Continue reading The Doors of Notre Dame
Inside Notre Dame
Times Square
The lights. The sounds. There is no bigger headache in the world than that found in Times Square. Continue reading Times Square
What’s Left of Alexander
Strolling through the MET on my first visit to NYC, I came upon the remains of a statue. Something about … Continue reading What’s Left of Alexander
German Perfection
Are they real? Yes. Whilst strolling through the streets of Rotenburg, Germany I saw them….strawberries, like the kind that looked … Continue reading German Perfection
Alabama Homecoming
We were coming back into town late one afternoon after being away on vacation for a week. As we sped … Continue reading Alabama Homecoming
The Elusive Pappy
A few years ago, I was in Kentucky traveling the Bourbon Trail, when I first heard the name Pappy Van … Continue reading The Elusive Pappy
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