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The Country
I love tin clad buildings, especially on an overcast day. They shimmer. this one is in rayle, georgia. I imagine it used to be a store. It's got such a cute little boxy shape.
words and photographs by rebecca wood
words and photographs by rebecca wood
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Read Morewords and photographs by rinne allen
Read Morewords and photographs by rinne allen
Read Morephotograph by rebecca wood
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Read Moremy sister and i visited a 'new' garden, gibbs gardens in north georgia, right off highway 53. i say 'new', because it is newly opened to the public, but it has been a work in progress for over 24 years! it's been open to the public for three years. acres and acres of themed gardens ( 224 acres, to be exact ). i liked the japanese garden the best.
words and photographs by rebecca wood
words and photographs by rebecca wood
Read Morei was driving around north georgia and saw this amazing place. turns out a man named dell owns it and he's a go-to harmonica player for every big star you've ever heard of! also has a large coca cola collection inside. so if you're on highway 53 near 400, go check it out. of course, i mainly liked the 'junk'. love signs made out of found scrap metal!
words and photographs by rebecca wood
i was looking at some property, and wanted to buy the place just because of this barn! a shack will get me every time!
words and photographs by rebecca wood
words and photographs by rebecca wood
Read Morethis one had more beauty to share, inside and out.
words and photographs by rebecca wood
over easter weekend, my family went to the mountains of north georgia.
Read Moreanother little shack on the side of the road. wondering who lived here and what life was like.
words and photographs by rebecca wood
i visited shaking rock park to look for spring. the granite boulders are very photogenic, and so are the lichens and shadows. at the bottom of the hill is a swamp where spring was in full procession.
words and photographs by rebecca wood
words and photographs by rebecca wood
Read Morei spied this old homeplace hiding in the woods. it almost looked cheery with all the daffodils blooming in the front yard! enormous oaks surrounded it. now it's just fading into history, all alone. i love to explore these old places.
words and photographs by rebecca wood
words and photographs by rebecca wood
Read Moremandy has officially launched her new flower business...and with a bang! one of her arrangements was featured this week on terrain's website...take a peek at moonflower design for beautiful seasonal flower arrangements, with most of the ingredients coming from mandy & steve's farm in comer, georgia, not far from athens...
words & photographs by rinne allen
