Our honeymoon was a bunch of stops in a bunch of places, so I picked one or two of the best photos from each place--since I took about 400 photos. I left out pictures from the Deer Farm until another post, because I want to use a bunch of those (it was my favorite place on the trip).
Inside the Windsor Motel
The lobby of the Windsor Motel
The outside of the Windsor (complete with the annoying bus that screwed up my shot!)
The entrance to the Andersonville National Cemetery and Prisoner of War Museum
Headstones in the National Cemetery in Andersonville, GA
An alligator turtle in the road in Andersonville, GA
Inside the Whistle Stop Cafe where the movie Fried Green Tomatoes was filmed in Juliette, GA
Mom and Aunt Jeanne waiting for their fried green tomatoes
The Dew Drop Inn across the street from the Whistle Stop Cafe
Scott by the grill where "Frank Bennett" was cooked up in the movie
The Whistle Stop Cafe
The window of the cafe
The dogwoods in North Georgia were so thick in the woods it looked like snow!
On the bridge at Andy's Trout Farm
The Dillard House and its tulips!
A bird's nest at Aunt Jeanne's cabin
Mom & Aunt Jeanne relax in the hot tub
Thank God for hot tubs after hiking
The mountain dog that refused to leave the porch of our cabin
A view of a river from the Smokey Mountain Railroad ride we took
On the train
Ducks taking a break from nesting on the river
Us at the rafting and canoeing lay over on the train ride
An old house and barn from the train ride
A ground hog on a mountain side in Cherokee, NC
The Pioneer Museum in the Great Smokey Mountain National Park
At Angel Falls
Playing in the ICE cold water at Chimney Tops Park
Posing on a rock in the river in Chimney Tops Park
Horseback riding in Sevierville, TN
Elk had recently been released into the Great Smokey Mountain National Park and we saw them eating on the side of the road two nights in a row! This guy was HUGE and about 5 or 6 feet away from the van and not even phased by us. Note the radio collar.
Inside the Windsor Motel
The lobby of the Windsor Motel
The outside of the Windsor (complete with the annoying bus that screwed up my shot!)
The entrance to the Andersonville National Cemetery and Prisoner of War Museum
Headstones in the National Cemetery in Andersonville, GA
An alligator turtle in the road in Andersonville, GA
Inside the Whistle Stop Cafe where the movie Fried Green Tomatoes was filmed in Juliette, GA
Mom and Aunt Jeanne waiting for their fried green tomatoes
The Dew Drop Inn across the street from the Whistle Stop Cafe
Scott by the grill where "Frank Bennett" was cooked up in the movie
The Whistle Stop Cafe
The window of the cafe
The dogwoods in North Georgia were so thick in the woods it looked like snow!
On the bridge at Andy's Trout Farm
The Dillard House and its tulips!
A bird's nest at Aunt Jeanne's cabin
Mom & Aunt Jeanne relax in the hot tub
Thank God for hot tubs after hiking
The mountain dog that refused to leave the porch of our cabin
A view of a river from the Smokey Mountain Railroad ride we took
On the train
Ducks taking a break from nesting on the river
Us at the rafting and canoeing lay over on the train ride
An old house and barn from the train ride
A ground hog on a mountain side in Cherokee, NC
The Pioneer Museum in the Great Smokey Mountain National Park
At Angel Falls
Playing in the ICE cold water at Chimney Tops Park
Posing on a rock in the river in Chimney Tops Park
Horseback riding in Sevierville, TN
Elk had recently been released into the Great Smokey Mountain National Park and we saw them eating on the side of the road two nights in a row! This guy was HUGE and about 5 or 6 feet away from the van and not even phased by us. Note the radio collar.
5 comments:
I love all the pics. It's almost like I was there with you...
...but clearly I wasn't.
I am going to have to borrow your picture of the Dew drop in sign. Too cool!
There wouldn't have been room for you anyhow--what with my mom and Aunt there! LMAO! I have more Dew Drop pics if you want me to e-mail them.
Oh crap... I forgot to post those today... grr..
Good words.
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