What actually can be done in, or for the garden area in the dead of winter? When snow may be covering the ground and hard freezes are hitting many areas of the country?
Believe it or not there are a few things that can be done to prepare for Spring’s thaw and a new...
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I recently interviewed a very talented and delightful artist:
Suzanne Davis “The Painter of the Past”
Here is what Suzanne had to say about her art, her passion.
When did you first realize that you had a talent for painting?
I’ve always enjoyed keeping my hands busy doing...
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Cotton, soybeans, rye, corn, peanuts…
those are our primary crops. Those are the crops I think of when I think of farming in southeastern Virginia.
But a few weeks ago, my husband announced it was time to harvest the trees in front of our house.
I reacted...
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Early History
Thomas County, located in southwest Georgia and bordering Florida, was formed in 1825 from parts of
Irwin and Decatur counties by legislation introduced by Thomas J. Johnson, owner-builder of Pebble Hill
Plantation. One year later, on December 22, 1826, a location was established for the...
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After months of research you’ve found paradise. It’s a small southern town with an entire population less
than your current neighborhood. Crime is low, the schools are good you have even found a great deal on the perfect home for your family. Your spouse’s job...
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