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Do you ever have those days where you have so many things on your To Do list that you decide to chuck it? That’s exactly what I did on a […]
Do you ever have those days where you have so many things on your To Do list that you decide to chuck it? That’s exactly what I did on a […]
Since this is Halloween, I thought these photos of a house no longer here would be appropriate. These were taken 10 years ago but I’m not sure when the house […]
Seeing daffodils or buttercups in late winter or early spring is usually indicative that a gardener once lived at the site, the house long gone. In the case of […]
When shooting, I’m always taking photos that I think will be interesting or evocative, that not only moves me but others as well. A dear friend and neighbor that lives down the […]
Spring and Summer are busy times for me which explains why I’ve not posted since February. I’m out in my flower gardens tending them, trying to stay ahead of the […]
It’s with sadness that I report that this house has burned. All that remains is its brick skeleton, constructed in the 1840’s. I’m not surprised that this was its fate […]
One of my chief excuses for not doing more on this blog is time. Not enough time to find these old buildings to photograph as well as doing research to […]
Trying to find places on maps can become confusing. I knew that this house was on Duers Mill Rd. because I saw a road sign, which I have to admit […]
With the Tennessee State Archives near my office, I research there for the blog during my lunch break. It doesn’t allow much time but I can usually find some information […]
There is a quote from an early 20th century mystic, Edgar Cayce, who just happened to be from Kentucky, that I think is very fitting in this case: When there […]