Evident
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 […]
Category Archives: Simpson County Kentucky
A Photo Is Worth a Million Doorways
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 […]
Art and Architecture
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 […]
Memento Mori
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 […]
Till Death
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 […]
Where Its At
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 […]
Grandparents
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 […]
Where You Are
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 […]
