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Tennessee Sunrise – Morning Fire
Photo of the Week Driving along a local country road early one morning, this striking sunrise came into view.
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Tuesday Topics – The Bald Cypress Tree
Tuesday Topics – Nature The Bald Cypress is a unique tree: it can thrive in standing water, it has “knees” that act as snorkels for its roots, and it is a conifer (usually evergreens) but it loses it needles every … Continue reading
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A Christmas Story: The Perfect Christmas Tree…Sort of…
It was the second week in December. I was fourteen or fifteen years old and I was taller and, some even said, a bit more mature than most my age. My father would suggest there were lapses in the maturity … Continue reading
A True Cat Tale
About three years ago, we adopted a cute little calico kitten—we’ll call her “Cat.”. We live a quiet rural area and we routinely let Cat outside. Unfortunately, for the first year, about once a month, while outside she would climb … Continue reading