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Trilliums
On cold winter days lit with bright sunshine I like to take long walks in the bare-branched woods of our… Read more Continue reading Trilliums
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Filling The Gaps
Limbs are a by-product of orchards and brush piles, a by-product of limbs. All three have their advantages. Orchards and… Read more Continue reading Filling The Gaps
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Catch The Wind
The last time I saw Drivin N’ Cryin play live was at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta on the day… Read more Continue reading Catch The Wind
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Pocket Knives
I recently read an article which proposed to list the greatest tools in the history of the world. There was… Read more Continue reading Pocket Knives
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Hauling Wagons
During years in which the pecan trees bear heavy loads, the nuts grow large in size and weight until gravity… Read more Continue reading Hauling Wagons
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The Gnat Line
Long before the longleaf pine, long before the wiregrass, before the bobwhite quail, or the sea of cotton, the shoreline… Read more Continue reading The Gnat Line
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Crows
It’s mid-September. The shucks of the earliest maturing pecan variety—‘Pawnee’—are beginning to open. I’ve monitored the nut’s maturity closely since… Read more Continue reading Crows
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The Cabin Road
There’s an old road that parallels the Flint River at the north end of Lake Blackshear among the fields, pines,… Read more Continue reading The Cabin Road
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The Barbeque
Well, the Moreland, Georgia Annual 4th of July Barbeque is all but dead, confirming once and for all that the… Read more Continue reading The Barbeque
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Riding With Wendell
As I sat in the back seat of the Buick Century, I couldn’t help but notice the odor. I discretely… Read more Continue reading Riding With Wendell
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