Sourweed
The fields of late winter and early spring in this part of the world often grow red with the humble, … Continue reading Sourweed
The fields of late winter and early spring in this part of the world often grow red with the humble, … Continue reading Sourweed
I’ve seen the photos of the old General Holding a Tom by it’s feet with that toothy smile Feathers agleam … Continue reading Eisenhower’s Turkeys
Though we are blessed with relatively short and mild winters in the Georgia Coastal Plain, the grey landscape of that … Continue reading Spring
There are places that remain frozen in time. Places untouched by modernity from all outward appearance. More often than not, … Continue reading Ichauway
Its Christmas again. Only a few more days to go. The oldest is home from college. Everyone is out of … Continue reading Christmas Past and Present
I came to the stand late this morning. I came, not really for deer. That’s just an excuse to come … Continue reading One November Morning
“You’ve got to do something about these books”, my wife announced once more. Looking around I could see she was … Continue reading The Four-Foot Shelf
Summer lingers longer here in the South Georgia Coastal Plain. That wet, sticky heat that so defines life here in … Continue reading Goldenrod Season
I was walking the orchard rows the other day, unclogging and repairing irrigation emitters. I walked from tree to tree … Continue reading The Barn Fox
It is easy for the mind to wander in church. Here we finally bring ourselves to a point in the … Continue reading Wandering in Church