There Truly is No Place Like Home...
Home is where we learn to be who we are. It's the place we want to leave and get back to all at the same time. It's where we share love and hope and dream of greater things. Home is important.
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Snow Covered our Land in South Georgia
I googled the headlines just to see what others were saying about this phenomenon. Some read, "Abnormal Snowfall", others read "Winter Storm Scatters Sleet, Ice and Misery Around the South..." Huh? Misery?
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So, You Want to Buy a Piece of Dirt?
Looking through our list of properties brings a wistfulness to my soul. These aerials are breathtaking. If you haven't browsed our properties lately, you should go take a gander.
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Horse Lovers, LOOK!
I've been here my whole life and never knew this "country" land was here. There are several larger tracts here at the back of this community on Lewis Rd. Some of the property is cultivated and some is timberland, but this tract I'm showcasing today is the p...
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Leaves of Green and Other Brilliant Colors
Someone recently posed the question to me, ?Why do leaves change color?? Hmmm? made me think. I?d never thought about it before. I just accepted that when the time was right they would change and I would enjoy their beautiful hues and love the masterpieces ...
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Back to the Business of Land Sales...
We survived, y'all! We had lots of wind and rain, much debris scattered about (3 dump truck loads just from my yard), and lots of power outages. But as far as I know, Irma didn't claim any lives in our little town. That is something to be thankful for! We a...
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The Question is, Do We Stay or Do We Leave? Irma's Path & Intensity Creates Uncertainty
I was tucking my little boy into bed last night after we had the discussion whether we would hunker down or leave our home until Irma decides to calm herself down. As of last night we had decided we would head due west. My little boy wasn't so sure that's w...
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The Old Home Place...
What do you suppose this tract looked like back in 1917? This would have been right around World War I when many farmers were asked to sign loyalty pledges because of widespread paranoia about German spies. I wonder if this farmer draped an American Flag o...
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