Savannah,Georgia Plantation

      Wormsloe Plantation the oldest surviving plantation in Georgia. Still owned and lived in by the decedents of the original owner Noble Jones. The plantation was bought in 1773 and today is a historic site that is a must if in Savannah.

Largest Mill Wheel in the Wolrd

                                 One of the most popular mill settings in the South is in Rome,Georgia. It is  located on the campus of Berry College. The mill's most prominent feature is its huge mill wheel. One of the largest in the world, the wheel measures 42 feet in diameter and three feet in width. College students built the wooden wheel and the stone mill house in 1930.

Forsyth Park Fountain

                           One of the most photographed fountains in Savannah, Georgia. This beautiful
                     fountain was erected in 1858 and has been an icon for many events over the years.

Sandfly BBQ Savannah Georgia

  The Sandfly BBQ in Savannah, Georgia is all about unique and unusual. Sandfly is an old converted railroad car. May unique and unusual always be a part of my experiences.

Waiting for Small Things

Spring Migration

      The fascinating Sandhill Crane Spring Migration happens late February to early April. More that 80 percent of the world's Sandhill Crane population converge on the North Platte River. They are flying from their southern wintering grounds to northern breeding grounds in Canada, Alaska, and Siberia. They stop along the Platte River to rest and gain weight as they prepare for the rest of the journey. This year's estimate rounded to about four-hundred and sixty thousand birds. It is an amazing sight and experience to witness the sound and beauty of these birds,as well as, be a part of the beautiful sunrise and sunsets along the Platte River. All of this is an enchanting sight and reinforces the truly diverse and beautiful creation we are so blessed to observe and be a part of.

Time to Dry

                    A turkey buzzard drying wings on a warm summer morning. Not the most beautiful bird, but very interesting. Archived picture from last summer. There were at least fifty to seventy-five of these birds air drying on top of very high electrical poles. Turkey Vultures are nature's clean up crew.

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