Locked out in Georgia

Travel is full of challenges. The current one is having locked myself out of my friend’s house. This gives me the opportunity to try posting to my blog from a small handheld device that I am reluctantly learning to use.

Pretty place, eh?
I went walking downtown and I am loving the architecture and landscaping.
I’m sitting beneath this massive oak tree with moss hanging from the branches. It’s a nice place to wait.
This is the high school. I think my friend said it is the fifth oldest school in the entire country.
This building is not sideways. It is my ineptness with new technology.
It seems to me that there is a church on every other corner here. It also seems that there is a siren every hour. Maybe this is normal for a city.
There are so many new wildflowers to learn!

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3 Comments

  1. How very beautiful. Thanks for sharing. Hope you didn’t have to wait long. You certainly entertained yourself well!!
    Wishing you fun and sending big hugs! Linda-Tom, too

    • Thank you Tom and Linda! I didn’t mind sitting under the shade of a mossy oak, just contemplating all I had seen on the first day in Georgia.

  2. Hope you’ve been able to get back into that beautiful brick house by now. I’ll stay tuned. 🙂 What a lovely change of scenery!

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