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  • Gallery Update: Milledgeville, Georgia

    Gallery Update: Milledgeville, Georgia

    Spring has sprung here in Middle Georgia:

    Downtown Dogwood

    Gerald and I took advantage of a warm and cloudless March day for a lengthy photostroll which started in Milledgeville — lunch — and wandered northeast, starting at the nearby O’Quinn Mill:

    Old O’Quinn Mill (Wheel)
    Old O’Quinn Mill (Siding Detail #2)

    The old mill building is situated on, natch, O’Quinn pond — a man-made addition to Town Creek:

    O’Quinn Pond Dam (Town Creek)

    There’s a dock and old farm buildings in the complex, which these days is a picturesque event venue:

    O’Quinn Mill on Town Creek

    We continued on to Sparta, then returned through Eatonton, stopping in both towns for photographs. (Updates coming tomorrow and Wednesday: stay tuned.)

    Meanwhile, take a look at the updated Milledgeville gallery, now up to 100 photographs spanning the last twelve years. Enjoy!

  • Updated Gallery: Milledgeville

    Updated Gallery: Milledgeville

    The small city of Milledgeville, on the banks of the Oconee River in nearby Baldwin County, is a favorite for photography. In this case, Gerald and I stopped on our way home from Sandersville, and spent some time wandering the historic district.

    Aged Signage, 101 W. Mcintosh St., Circa 1911
    Fall Color, First Presbyterian Church (#1), S. Wayne St.
    (Extended) Weathervane, Old Courthouse Building, 201 W. Hancock St.

    I especially liked this gate:

    Gate and Stairs (Going Up), 129 S. Wayne St.

    We were these the day after (part of) the Deep Roots Festival, which meant some street decorations lingered:

    Deep Roots Festival Balloons, S. Wayne St.

    Oh, and happy Halloween:

    Happily Haunted Window, S. Wayne St.

    See all my photographs from Milledgeville in the updated gallery. Thank you for visiting. See you in November!

  • Milledgeville Gallery Updated

    Milledgeville Gallery Updated

    Beautiful spring day in Middle Georgia yesterday, so I took advantage:

    Georgia College, May 2021

    Added a few from a January visit, as well; a total of 44 new photographs posted.