E travels

  Lock A, Cheatham Lock and Dam, Tennessee Our 2nd time at this campground, it really is fun to see all the boat, fisherfolks, speed boats, & barges passing through the locks and what they might be carrying. This was an early morning shot ...when the fog clearing out. So peaceful in the morning there. Thanks for stopping by today. Hope you are well. Take Care. Beth ( ; 

  Savannah Botanical Gardens 1388 Eisenhower Drive Savannah, GA I love it when folks have a "children's garden", the pot lady, so colorful, bright, cheerful, unique and fun, I really find that they are my most favorite part. This was a rainy day in Savannah ...such fun to weave are way around the puddles. Love all the colors. They did have a rose garden, daylilies, and so many other gorgeous, spots. I think had it been during true blooming times the scents there would have been just heavenly. So fun. FREE admission as well. Thank you for stopping by today. Hope you are well. Take Care. Beth ( ; 

  Bonaventure Cemetery 330 Bonaventure Road Savannah, GA "Bonaventure Cemetery is a rural cemetery located on a scenic bluff of the Wilmington River, east of Savannah, GA. The cemetery became famous when it was featured in the 1994 novel Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil by John Berendt, and the movie..." Such a gorgeous cemetery, love the moss growing from the trees. So pretty. So you know they do have many bus tours that run within (through, if you wanna learn about those, we didn't wanna do all that ...being folks need to "social distance" and so forth) the cemetery, we just figured we would see a few streets within the cemetery and be on our way. So so amazing, The first scene is a street very close to that cemetery ...figured I would include it here as well. When we were visiting the area they had about 2 or so days of rain ...so it was flooding in Savannah (the water truly has no where to go, so it just backs up onto the streets, yards and historical

  "Walk Where Battles Were Fought and Heroes Were Forged ... Settlers struggled against the harsh backcountry to survive. Cherokee Indians hunted and fought to keep their land. Two towns and a trading post were formed then abandoned to the elements. And two Revolutionary War battles claimed over 100 lives. ..." My hubby is a bit Cherokee, so I am always say you need to find your people and learn of your history, does the man listen? Nope. I guess I will have to learn it myself ...I find family history so fun and entertaining. This is a walking path event, it was so warm the day we were there to check it all out. Really this is the only historical building I saw, you are mainly walking around a path with no other buildings, just sort of scene where it was shown ...so I will save you from the mosquito bites and heat stroke. We did visit in Sept 2021. We would walk to shade and then zoom on around the walking path. Saw only one family when we were leaving. Thank you for stopping

  Have I told you that all of these pictures are taken with my hubby's cell phone??????!?!?! I find that wild, shocking!! I never take my camera any more on trips, just a waste of space, well a camera is not that big, but you know the point, just his Android cell phone ... wild, huh??! What will happen next with technology??! Who knows???! Thank you for stopping by. Hope you are well. Take Care. Beth ( ; 

  "1736. tower stands 145 feet tall. 1812 Summer Kitchen.  Georgia's oldest and tallest lighthouse." Such a pretty bike ride around the island near the campground we were staying in ..."Rivers End Campground & RV Park". I truly wonder how folks live on an island? So close to water??! It can rise so quickly, I would be a nervous wreck ...but it sure is gorgeous is pretty weather.  The 3rd picture, taken during a campfire in the evening light, you see there, my hubby and I thought it was interesting these plants growing on the trees, when it started raining they would get so green, by the time we were leaving, they were back to brown once again. Great relationship there, pretty cool, right??! Thank you for stopping by today. Hope you are well. Take Care. Beth ( ;