This is how much you get if you buy a full SINGLE BARREL of whiskey from the Jack Daniel Distillery. You could throw one hell of a party with all of that—but I guess the poor need not apply.
This would set you back several thousand dollars
Passing through country roads you are apt to see just about anything. Driving through Christiana, Tennessee was this jewel. The old truck has long ended its running days and was salvaged as an advertisement tool by the local eatery Miller’s Grocery.
It is great to see things that have outlived their usefulness find another way to be useful. The first sudden memory that I had was the old red truck from the Sanford and Son TV show—-yeah, I guess it COULD be!
Well, I have been blogsurfing lately and have enjoyed many many different kinds of photo style blogs. Many of those I have saved to my blog list for future looks.
Most are full of beautiful pictures only–some have beautiful pictures and some great “thoughts and anecdotes” and some just have a picture and “thoughts and anecdotes.”
My desire for this blog was to just use it as a place to show off my photos but then I discovered that I was also placing the same photos on my Facebook page (AWJ Photography) and Flickr so I’ve set out to make a change.
I want this blog to tell the stories of the photos; sights, sounds, smells and give history and my own two cents worth of information—
SO, COMING SOON! This same blog turns into my NEW blog. Same title, new look and content. I’m looking forward to telling you the story behind the photos and not just showing you photos.
My Facebook page and Flickr accounts will not change–they will continue to host the full albums.
My vacation is coming up in a week, so look for changes SOON!
Anthony
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Me and Julie took a stroll around downtown Nashville after visiting my dad at the hospital on May 24.
It was crowded as usual and we enjoyed the nice big city feel, we also visited the candy store on Broadway and got a sensuous olfactory experience!
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I took Julie and her Mom Janet on a trip around the wetlands boardwalk at Murfree Springs while they were visiting from Illinois.
The wildflowers were just barely continuing to bloom.
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While technically NOT located inside Short Springs, no trip to Short Springs would be complete without a four mile drive down the road to Rutledge Falls.
Rutledge is located on private property but the owners have always allowed public access to the falls. Their generosity keeps this fall in the eyes of admirers and is located just 100 FEET off the road in the homes backyard.
Wouldn’t you love to have this backyard view!
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Part two of my day hike to Short Springs is the elegant and majestic MACHINE FALLS.
It is hard to believe that this could be on a short hiking trail in the middle of an ordinary small town like Tullahoma. You can hear it before you see it, and once you get to the foot bridge you are forced to walk along a small ledge, or perhaps in the water itself before rounding the corner and seeing it standing there.
First timers are always amazed—but many timers like myself are continuously amazed at the beauty of this majestic waterfall.
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This is part one of a three part post of my trip to Short Springs State Natural Area in Tullahoma, Tennessee. It is amazing how much you can pack into a 4 mile hike.
This is one of my favorite places to hike,especially in the spring when the wildflowers begin to sprout out in their beauty.
This part is the first fall of the hike called Busby Falls:
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