a childrens' playground, and otherwise distracted by the everyday grind - but this little creek just whispers of peace and contentment. 
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
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Images of the Southern USA including historical notes, observations, related stories..........CLICKING ON THE PHOTOS WILL SHOW HIGH RESOLUTION..........
Here you'll find photos I've taken in Georgia and neighboring Southern states. I'll also host images by other photographers in this area. I hope you enjoy the scenery. And please feel free to comment, ask questions and enjoy. You can leave comments on each post, or e-mail me at beejw@charter.net.
Battle of Tunnel Hill
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- out of town until August 5th
- seeking shade in summertime
- at the Georgia Mountain Fair
- a moment in time
- Cherokee Days of Recognition
- cool Summer picnic
- Joseph E. Johnston
- if you build it, they will come
- preservation - not destruction
- Battle of Tunnel Hill
- Western and Atlantic railroad tunnel
- smell the morning glories
- 98 degrees in the shade
- sleepy little Southern towns
- the old swimmin' hole
- Tunnel Hill historical marker
- Pure Oil in the good old days
- Confederate Hospitals and Ringgold Courthouse
- Biggest Little Wedding Chapel in the South
- Men in kilts
- Confederate Cemetery in Dalton, GA
- Nothing but Chirping
- NASCAR in the South
- Who? Where? When?
- Southern Belle Princess
- Northwest Georgia hay field
- Old Glory
- Sandra's butterfly house
- near downtown Ringgold, GA
- Chapel at West Hill
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2 comments:
I like the angle you took this shot from. This same creek runs behind my house.
Wow, it is a small world! I live about 10 miles (+or-) from Ringgold. I like to drive by this creek - it's always different everyday. I was there on a Tuesday and took some photos. Then when I was back the following Saturday, a small tree had fallen into the water. Life's little dramas that no one notices.
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