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Old Castle

Faithful reflections of Autumn wander along Tobbler Creek.

A beautiful old southern farm on a cloudy winter's afternoon.

Fading into the past

"...You'll remember me when the west wind moves upon the fields of barley, You'll forget the sun in his jealous sky as we walk in the fields of gold..." - Gordon Sumner. ( Sting)

Two Doors Down

Strangling the stillness

PURE appreciation for such an outstanding pump!

Goggans General Store, Goggans, Georgia. Goggans was named for the family of John F. Goggans. He donated the land for the railroad station, general store, where the post office was located, and access land to the Union Primitive Baptist Church. At different times, the town was also known as Goggins, Goggans Station, and Goggansville. John F. Goggans and his wife, Rebecca, founded Goggans in 1834 and lived there until their deaths. Goggans General Store provided merchandise and Postal servi

desolation amongst the daffodils

Nearly dilapidated, yet still exalted in character.

Quiet church on Highway 83

Looking like a true survivor

Cotton Farm Georgia

Crowder Brothers Gin House Office

Gachet Home

Georgia Route 341

GA Route 341

GA Route 341, MONROE CO

Sweet Retreat Blueberries

All is quiet in Yatesville tonight.

Old abandoned shotgun house.

Crossing Tobler Creek ~ Since it was an East to West line, many creeks were crossed. The M & B involved over 70 individual trestles. It ran from December of 1888 to November of 1922. Peaches and cotton were the main commodities hauled, and it was strictly a seasonal operation.

Exceptional preservation of an old southern home in Georgia. Private residence.

The Barnesville Mural. Located across from the depot in Barnesville, this mural portrays scenes from the past, including a visit from president Roosevelt. Also featured are the old hotel, fire station, and hardware store, along with scenes depicting the heritage of Lamar County. ( Mural painted by Shannon Lake.)