Showing posts with label farmland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label farmland. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 4, 2014

The North and the South Unite

There are many things I love about living in the South.

In the South, there's a setting somewhere 
fitting for a rustic wedding with southern charm.

Depending on the season,
there's a cotton field
or a field of sunflowers
just down the road, 
and a barn or a pond make great wedding photos.


I borrowed a few wedding photos from a friend.


Mel and Karen tied the knot on March 29, 2014.


Members of the 
Washington County Civil War Reenactment group,
there was no question what the theme would be.



The North and The South were indeed united on this day.




Who would have ever thought in the 70's 
that there would ever be anything but white lace and ruffled tuxes.


Most of the weddings I've attended this 
year have not been in a church.
Most of them have been romance in a field
without the lace and frills.


Mel and Karen, 
a soldier and a belle, 
continue to reside in Washington County, GA. 

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This weekend the Washington County chapter will perform
Washington County's Civil War on the courthouse square. 


Hopefully, photos will follow.

Have a Terrific Tuesday, 
Bonnie:)







Saturday, August 30, 2014

Is there Country In Your County?

There's so much country in our county.


At one time, Deepstep was a buzzing little town.
There was even a school.

This was the country store.  
Don't you just love the benches on the front porch?
I can just see men sitting here shooting the breeze
while waiting on the misses to grab some grub.


One time we were driving down a country road
when our car gave out of gas. 
Daddy knew someone on a farm nearby who had a gas tank. 
 I suppose the tank was for supplying fuel for the farm equipment.
The man wouldn't let Daddy pay him. 
I wonder why some memories stand out like this one?


Green is the tractor color of choice
in this neck of the woods. 

In the town that I grew up in,
there was an International (Red) Tractor Co.
and a John Deere (Green) Tractor Co.
down the road.

The big argument discussion around here was 
who made the best tractor.


There was country store in every town
with a Mom and Pop store on every corner.


When I see these little roads,
I think of the song, "Country Roads Take Me Home."

 This is home to one of my friends.
Is this not beautiful?

So thankful that God's promises are true and sure.

Do you have country in your county?

Hope you enjoy your day of rest tomorrow, 

Bonnie:)