One of the simple joys of childhood is being pulled around the neighborhood in a little red wagon. But what if you can be driven in one? Maybe you can if you know Jimmy Cundiff of Trion, Ga. He made a little red wagon for grown-ups and well, for children, too. You may have seen … Continue reading Riding around in a little red wagon
Where the bison roam in Kentucky
When I heard that bison roamed Big Bone Lick State Historic Site in Kentucky, I had visions of petting one of these majestic animals and maybe getting a selfie. Well, that didn't happen but I did get to see them from a distance and get a cool T-shirt to remember our visit. Big Bone Lick … Continue reading Where the bison roam in Kentucky
Southern Places: Explore aviation history in Warner Robins, Georgia
Steve is an Air Force veteran so when we visited the Macon area last fall, we had to go to the Museum of Aviation. Steve tied together some of the stories in this blog post. ---Kim The Musuem of Aviation Deep in the heart of Georgia, there is a historic military installation that houses aircraft … Continue reading Southern Places: Explore aviation history in Warner Robins, Georgia
Avoid the crowds at these cool Orlando-area sites
We visited Orlando in February 2020 just before COVID-19 forced the country to shut down for a while. But that’s not the most unusual thing about our trip. We didn’t visit any of the major theme parks. Not one. Now, we did get close, which I will talk about later. It’s not because we are … Continue reading Avoid the crowds at these cool Orlando-area sites
The 70-year old hymnal that shaped a generation
The Red Back Hymnal is as familiar to some who were raised in small churches in the South as their Bible. For those not familiar with it, the hymnal is more of a maroon shade with “Church Hymnal” printed in gold letters. The hymnal was first printed in 1951 by Tennessee Music Printing Company in … Continue reading The 70-year old hymnal that shaped a generation