Wow! And thanks!! I have to get specific directions to this area!
Joan | Homepage | 03.25.07 - 10:18 am | #

Oh! How beautiful! What a wonderful time it looks like you had!
Lyn | 03.25.07 - 4:53 pm | #

Looks as thought we have some other things in common. I was hiking there just a couple of weeks ago. The difference in me and you, however, is I can't name the flora.
Questing Parson | Homepage | 03.27.07 - 11:04 pm | #

Truth be told, Parson, most of the names of the plants I only learned last weekend from my expert friends! I MAY remember a few of them next week!
Terrell | Homepage | 03.28.07 - 6:47 am | #

Absolutely beautiful. Thanks for sharing these with the Georgia Carnival.
elementaryhistoryteacher | Homepage | 03.30.07 - 10:58 pm | #

Thanks for the well-illustrated walk! I enjoyed seeing Georgia trout-lilies; the species we have in N. Missouri (Erythronium albidum) has white flowers. The species you photographed occurs in the the southernmost counties of Missouri.
Larry Ayers | Homepage | 04.01.07 - 2:36 pm | #

What a magnificent place. Incredible that all those were blooming at once. What's the variation in elevation there?
Xris (Flatbush Gardener) | Homepage | 04.12.07 - 11:03 pm | #

Hi Terrell:

I am also a middle aged guy (if 130 years can be expected) and a big Obama supporter. I also have a big swimming holes website (see above) and was wondering if people still swim in the Blue Hole at Pigeon Mountain.

TOm Hillegass
Tom Hillegass | Homepage | 09.29.08 - 6:37 pm | #

Thanks for stopping by, Tom. I enjoyed exploring your swimming hole site for a while. I suspect folks swim at Blue Hole. I doubt it is encouraged by the DNR that administers the Wildlife Management Area that it is a part of. It is a small pool.

If you guys can put Obama over the top in Virginia, that should do it!
Terrell | Homepage | 09.29.08 - 8:27 pm | #