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Some pics of Neva for a friend of mine...

There was at least one Tri-Gator representing the University of Florida at the race.

 

Ironman Billy Collier of Chattanooga, TN sporting his Tri-Gators

Discover Art Exhibit: Macon Arts Alliance. Glass Blowing Demonstration by Charles Wells. Jewelry by Nancy Barnes

Jewelry & Mugs by Lauren Bausch

Paintings by Lauren Betty

Paintings by Sharon Clabo

Jewelry & Crafts by Alicia David

Duck Decoys by Matt Defore

Earrings by Jerry & Linda Hunter

Mixed Media by Narinder & Sneh Khosla

Ceramics by Michael Klapthor

Wood Work by Kevin & Cheryl Raber

Photography & Mixed Media by Suzanne Rogers

Paintings by Martha Tisdale

Glass Work by Charles Wells

Photography by Michael Williams On display through January 2nd

I took this on the World Wide Photo Walk in Macon, GA.

Fickling & Co. Building located in Macon, Georgia, shown in background

going on rooftops we probably shouldn't be on...

A cultural celebration of the Muscogee, Seminole, Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw and other Native Americans with food, music, dance, storytelling, crafts and exhibits.

A colorful sight at the local area Smiley's Flea Market.

Egyptian revival motif door at Mausoleum in Myrtle Hill Cemetery, Macon, GA

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Canola growing near Madison, GA. in April.

Both Brenner Demonstration Forest and Piedmont NWR are home to a significant population of Red Cockaded Woodpeckers. Because this is an experimental forest designed to demonstrate various stages and methods of forest management, trees that have become inhabited by these guys are marked to avoid interfering with their habitat. A sign read "Banded trees are inhabited by Red Cockaded Woodpeckers and may not be cut." There were many banded trees.

 

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Built in 1910 and is now Macon Health Club.

July 12, 2008 - the campers headed down to Macon, Ga to visit the Georgia Music Hall of Fame.

St. Joseph Catholic Church with 60 Stained Glass Windows.

Layla Luv - Cute, comfortable, quality knit children's clothing with the boutique look, without the boutique price.

 

Download the list of 68 vendors and booth layout here:

www.jlmacon.org/ama/orig/Market_Place/Booth_flyer.pdf

Lots of beautiful architecture and friendly people here. Great City.

This is House of Johnson located in Macon, Georgia. Well, one could wonder about the name and the scissors shown on the window.

This is the Macon Auditorium located in Macon, Georgia. The auditorium was built in 1925 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is surrounded on three sides by limestone Doric columns. The building is capped by one of the largest copper domes in the world.

Mark Ballard - 2009 holiday tees, aprons, towels, collectibles, gifts, candles, prints, cards & cookbooks.

 

Download the list of 68 vendors and booth layout here:

www.jlmacon.org/ama/orig/Market_Place/Booth_flyer.pdf

Another version of the child statue, at Rose Hill Cemetery, in Macon GA, that inspired the Allman Bros. song.

These boulders rise sharply out of the floodplain as you follow the river trail to Brender Experimental Forest. Although it's hard to get a sense of scale, I'd say they stand between 25 and 35 feet and line the ridge for roughly 1/6 of a mile. The entire trail is rocky, but these dwarf even the large boulders that line the shoals of Falling Creek.

 

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New Athletic complex at Mercer University.

William H. Anderson II Family Field at Mercer University Stadium at Macon in Bibb County, Georgia, is the football home of the Mercer University Bears. This snapshot was taken on Tuesday morning, 10 February 2015.

Wednesday, 27 July 2011.

 

Already setting up to be a blistering hot day in Macon, Georgia.

 

People comment on "cold as a mausoleum" ... I never thought I'd be walking around inside a hot one. This one was hot. Notice that the door up front is, thankfully, propped open (not by me).

 

I wanted a bit of a larger perspective on this chapel than just a view of each columbarium (look carefully, they're at the back of the photo).

 

The pew up at the very front is noticeably larger and newer than its brothers.

 

I haven't taken any pictures of the wall vaults, that had to become a project for another day.

 

Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon,GA. I love this shot. The finger is supposed to be pointing to heaven (just in case you forgot which way to go?), but as it's been knocked over it's just pointing toward the interstate...and we all know that certainly isn't heaven.

A cultural celebration of the Muscogee, Seminole, Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw and other Native Americans with food, music, dance, storytelling, crafts and exhibits.

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