Halloween lunch straight from a salt water creek to my boiling pot of water. It doesn’t get any fresher than that.

This is my contribution to the WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge: Treat
Every Day is a Gift!
Halloween lunch straight from a salt water creek to my boiling pot of water. It doesn’t get any fresher than that.

This is my contribution to the WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge: Treat
Henry and I have traveled north on Georgia Highway 15 between Greensboro and Athens at least once a year for over 40 years. And for over 40 years, the first one to see the Iron Horse in the middle of a cornfield north of Greensboro shouts “I see the horse”!
When the corn is tall the only part of the horse that is visible is the head. The rest of the year he is easy to spot.

I love the story about how the horse came to be in that cornfield. The horse was created by Abbott Pattison and was originally placed on the campus of the University of Georgia in Athens in 1954. Students frequently vandalized the sculpture so a professor in the agricultural department agreed to set the Iron Horse up in the middle of his cornfield about 20 miles south of Athens.

The farm today has been renamed the Iron Horse Plant Sciences Farm and is a part of the University of Georgia’s research farmland. The previous owners of the land have retained ownership of the Iron Horse. The University of Georgia granted an easement to the sculpture so people like me could get close enough to admire the horse and take pictures.
This is my contribution to the WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge: (Extra) Ordinary
In May, 2013 we left our home in Georgia to travel by RV to Alaska. On the way across the United States to the Canadian border we stopped at a few tourist attractions.






The WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge this week is: On the Way
The WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge this week is: Forces of Nature



The WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge this week is: Motion


