Our ginkgo tree is near peak now and really shines against a bright blue sky.

So what kind of candy do our trick-or-treaters get? The kind I like! That way, if we only have a few, the candy gets eaten...mostly by me! Y...

While cemeteries aren't particularly haunting to me, I think Old Live Oak Cemetery would certainly qualify with its exquisite tombstones...

Here's a closeup of the Pumpkin Farmer who welcomes customers to the Southern Antiques store. (Photo by Jacob Gresham with his little di...

Here is part of the historic Coca-Cola Bottling Co. wall advertisement on Lauderdale Street. The sign above it is pretty much explanatory. ...

Raggedy Ann and Andy welcomes folks to none other than Crimson Tide Boulevard, a gravel road near Selma. The "Crimson Tide," of c...

Got time to browse...for a while? This is one place to do it . Southern Antiques and Collectibles on Dallas Avenue is a haven for lovers of ...

It was a misty, gray day in central Alabama, but my ginkgo tree helped brighten the backyard. Leaves that have already turned yellow are sta...

Come smell the cornbread cookin' at the Kenan's Mill Bluegrass Festival November 3. The old mill near town will be grinding cornmea...

Autumn comes softly to central Alabama and pretty much stays that way! Occasionally, there's a vivid tree here or there, and evergreen p...