We first met Annie when she was a Pharmacist Resident at All Children's Hospital. She quickly became a family member and enthusiastic swing dancer so we were absolutely thrilled to be invited to dance at her wedding!
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After a day of errands in St Petersburg, we enjoyed an evening with Mike, Cathy, Matt, & Emily. Karen finished knitting a hat that looks fabulous on Em who then appropriated Karen's knitting needles and some yarn in her bag and started her own project. Can't wait...
Reintroduced Elk in Cataloochee
Bull Elk Cataloochee Great Smoky Mountains On Day Two of Gary's adventures exploring our new neighborhood we headed to the Blue Ridge Parkway enjoying views from Waterrock Knob and other overlooks along this scenic highway the park service calls "America's Favorite...
Scene from Our Road
As we walk down the road aside our property this is the scene that we see. We love seeing our world all dressed in it's autumn finery.
Mary Beth & Chris Take Vows
We've known her all her life, this beautiful bride. Today she married the man of her dreams and we were privileged to help her and her family celebrate this momentous occasion. It was wonderful to have the opportunity to visit with Steve's aunt and uncle and various...
Arborvitae
Early last spring we faced the disappointing fact that the balsam trees that we had planted in the early 1980's had succumbed to the wooly adelgid. We opted not for the expensive treatment program but to remove them. Then we discovered that the space where they had...
Placemats on the Loom
We thought that when we got home from our September rambles that we'd be able to stay home for a while and Karen expected to start working on a baby blanket. However when we stopped to pick up our mail we discovered two wedding invitations - one in Ohio in October and...
Scene in Dillsboro
It's the railroad that opened up the Smoky Mountains for tourism and it's the railroad that keeps Dillsboro on the map for tourists. But for us it's fun to be running errands and to be able to wave to tourists having fun on the train.
Into the Clouds
The weather was a little iffy but Vivian came to see fall foliage and we wanted her to see it. From the Blue Ridge Parkway we took the Heintoga Ridge Road to Balsam Mountain Road to Big Cove Road. We were a mile high on a mountain trail limited to one way auto...
New Guest Quarters
Friend Vivian arrived yesterday to check out our new situation, enjoy the fall foliage, and generally rest and relax. We put her up in our bedroom because our other option was an airbed. But today we took delivery of a new sleeper sofa for the library. Tonight we will...
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New Harmony – Utopian and Beyond
Before we booked a site at Harmonie State Park we had not heard of the nearby community of New Harmony, Indiana but today we immersed ourselves in the history of this fascinating community. We had a bit of a head start after a delightful conversation last evening with...
A Bloomington Fourth
Our visits to Bloomington, Indiana are always amazing but this visit has taken it to the next level. We were privileged to have the opportunity to moochdock in CJ & Phil's driveway over the busiest campground weekend of the year and to share a spirit of adventure...
William Henry Harrison Memorial
Like most Americans, we knew little about the 9th President of the United States except for his 1840 campaign slogan, "Tippecanoe and Tyler too" and that he died one month into his presidency presumably of pneumonia after delivering a two hour long inaugural address...











