302:365 Graveyard

302:365 Graveyard
It's that time of the year.

301:365 Obsession

301:365 Obsession
In Alabama, you are taught from birth to love Bama and hate Auburn or vica-versa. That obsession doesn't end with death for some folks.
Theme #205.

298:365 Outdoor Cooking

298:365 Outdoor Cooking
Outdoor cooking-Civil War style. Theme #220.

296:365 Hobby

296:365 Hobby
Today is the 128th anniversary of the Gunfight at the OK Corral (October 26, 1881). What better way to celebrate but with a reenactment at Booth Western Museum. Here Virgil Earp and Frank McLaury shoot at each other in the middle of the street. Earp was wounded, but Frank McLaury wounds were fatal. I choose hobby as the theme because being a reenactor is the hobby of these cowboys and because history is one of my hobbies. I drag my husband to all kinds of reenactments. Theme #149.

295:365 Vine

295:365 Vine
The lingering leaves of a wild muscadine vine. Theme #349.

294:365 Antique

294:365 Antique
Antique spinning wheel. Theme #12.

293:365 Imperfect

293:365 Imperfect
This little house is definitely not perfect, but I like it. Theme #155.

291:365 Harvest

291:365 Harvest
Originally uploaded by Bamagirl7

Indian Corn at Burt's Pumpkin Farm. Theme #143.

290:365 Barn

290:365 Barn
A barn in Polk County, Georgia.

289:365 Help Wanted

289:365 Help Wanted
Came across someone spreading kindness. Theme #147.

285:365 Smooth

285:365 Smooth
A very comfortable bed in the hotel that we stayed in this weekend. Theme #290.

284:365 Quirky

284:365 Quirky
Another shot of the camp-meeting grounds in Pine Log. There is a very quirky story about the Methodist church here. On August 31, 1886, the Reverend J.N Sullivan was laboring over a sermon on a steaming hot Georgia afternoon. The crowd was not responding. He stopped and prayed, “Lord if it takes it to move the hearts of these people, shake the ground on which this old building stands.” At the moment he concluded his prayer, a very, rare Georgia earthquake occurred shaking the floor and walls of the building. People rushed down the aisle and there was a revival in Georgia that day.
Theme #248.

283:365 Historic

283:365 Historic
The camp meeting grounds of Pine Log Methodist church in Pine Log, Georgia established in 1834. People would come from miles around to camp and attend continous, outdoor revival services. Theme #148.

282:365 Power

282:365 Power
The Allatoona Dam with all flood gates wide open. Lake Allatoona has reached 13 feet above full pool. Theme #239.

281:365 Looking Up

281:365 Looking Up
Lately when we look up in Georgia, all we see is a heavy cloud cover. The Tallapoosa Presbyterian Church in Tallapoosa, Georgia.

280:365 Heart's Desire

280:375 Heart's Desire
I'm back after ten days of no computer. My computer took a major nose-dive ten days ago, and I just now got it back. This theme is Heart's Desire because the nectar seems to be the heart's desire of the bumble bee, and it has been my heart's desire to get back to my blog.

279:365 Free

279:365 Free
"Just living is not enough," said the butterfly, "one must have sunshine, freedom and a little flower." ~Hans Christian Anderson
Theme #110.

278:365 Costume

278:365 Costume
A Civil War reenactor in authentic costume. Taken at the Battle of Allatoona Pass reenactment in October of 2009. Theme #67.

277:365 Tent

277:365 Tent
The Battle of Allatoona Pass occurred on October 5, 1864, in Bartow County, Georgia. Each year the battle is remembered with a gathering of Civil War reenactors. These are Civil War era tents that were set up at the site of the battle. Theme #318.

276:365 Cookery

276:365 Cookery
Cooking equipment that a Civil War soldier might need. Theme #65.

275:365 Tilt

275:365 Tilt
A Tickseed Sunflower that is tilted toward the morning sun. Theme #329.

274:365 Growing

274:365 Growing
This fungi has really been doing some growing. It was one of the biggest mushrooms that I have ever seen. Theme #132.

273:365 The Good Old Days

273:365 The Good Old Days
The Good Old Days? Not! Let's hope they don't return soon. Millerville, Alabama. Theme #321