Sketchy Factory Tour
Finding something memorable in an abandoned space is an adventure that’s hard to turn down. … More Sketchy Factory Tour
Finding something memorable in an abandoned space is an adventure that’s hard to turn down. … More Sketchy Factory Tour
When you think about it, boyhood is fairly short. There’s little kid-hood, that time when you are out of diapers and you can feed yourself, but you’re pretty reliant upon your parents. Then, there’s boyhood, those years when you are mostly independent, but not yet bogged down with academic and social pressures. It’s a time … More Boyhood
Like a pink petal which draws the honey bee to nectar, so the concrete pilings bring the captain to the center of the passage. We approach simultaneously: train, water, boat and clouds. Wind, current, double containers. All come together at this intersection. We shoot through the narrow way. The clacking, metal on metal, is overpowered … More Slice of Life: Day 30
On the upper reaches of Lake Hartwell, just south of the mountains where the lake gives way to river and the city gives way to country we have a house. In this remote section of the lake, even during seasons of high water, we seldom in a single day see more than a handful of … More On the Lake Bed
“Many waters cannot quench love; rivers cannot sweep it away…” Song of Solomon 8:7 On November 6, 1977, 176 million gallons of water plowed its way from a broken earthen dam to a narrow gorge. Between the dam and the gorge lay Toccoa Falls, a 186 foot drop into a small canyon. It is … More Dam Break in Georgia
embracing the natural life
embracing the natural life
The Life of An Acreage Farmer in Iowa
Bev. Cooke, YA author: Writing and Faith and Fulminating, Fulminating and Writing and Faith. And memes.
Reflections on life and Christianity, through the eyes of a trucker.
seeking the Lord's dwellings in simplicity
embracing the natural life
short fiction writer * writing teacher
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