My journey to a new life
February 7, 2015
blog, Photography, Road Trip, RV AL, Alabama, creek, Fort Toulouse, history, Native Americans, Wetumpka 15 Comments
The Alabamas were part of the confederacy of Creeks, now known as the Muscogee (Creek) Nation. They played a pivotal role in the early colonial and Revolutionary-era history of North America.
Representation of a summer house 
Representation of a winter house
These were taken at Fort Toulouse.
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ps. The spacing between things drives me crazy.
Peace
Love
Light
October 29, 2014
blog, Photography cheaha, creek, flower, pinecone, waterfall 13 Comments
It was a lovely day.
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October 24, 2013
Photography creek, iPhone, nature, peace, rocks, woods 10 Comments
Christy, Jesse, and I drove out to Shoemakers Cave a couple days ago
I took this panorama using the DMD app on a iPhone.
July 22, 2013
Family, Photography adventure, AL, Alabama, boy, child, creek, fun, Lumix, Mother, play, water, Weogufka, woman 14 Comments
Christy, Jesse, and I went to Weogufka Creek. We visited the underwater bridge and Horse Stomp.
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I forgot Spaz. She went with us too.
We were all excited, but nothing compares to the excitement of a child.
Christy and Jesse shared some really fun mother and son time. Of course you can’t suppress an addicted photographer. She got some good shots of Jesse while they were playing.
We had a nice picnic lunch. Christy packed juice, Mountain Dew, Corona, Pringles, chipolata spread, and sandwiches. Yummy! We had to eat in shifts. One ate while the other played in the creek with Jesse. FUN!
One of the coolest parts of visiting here is all the butterflies. We saw so many: big, little, yellow, black, and blue. They are almost always there except in the coldest parts of winter.
Adventures morph into new adventures. We headed home to hook up with Jeremy and have a delicious Christy made dinner: rotisserie chicken, mashed potatoes, and salad.
Pictures were taken with a Lumix GF3 sporting an Olympus 40-150mm lens. Editing was done in CS3.
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