Since my last post, I've taken pictures of the Dames Point Bridge.
Seen from Dames Point Park
Been having problems with either my knee or my foot or my ankle. Bad head cold for a while. Nyssa's Y-Pipe broke and needed to be welded. Went home for Christmas. A few other things here and there.
Still find myself more of a recluse than before, however.
But I decided to take a photo trip and do something I really wanted to do, ever since I started working in St. Marys, Georgia.
St. Marys is the "second oldest city in the U.S.A.", behind only St. Augustine, Florida. It was founded by the Spanish as their northernmost outpost (of Spanish Florida) in the 1500s. However, by the time of the late 18th century, the British colonists in Carolina had driven the Spanish south of the St. Marys River - which now demarcates the border between Georgia and Florida.
It's a nice little city which reminds me of Pineville back home. So I'd often tell myself that since I worked a few miles from this historic district, that I'd make sure and take some photos of the place.
Well, I finally did so.
First Presbyterian Church, St. Marys, GA
I spent a couple of hours walking around the historic district and took a lot of photos of flowers, the historic buildings, the waterfront park, and the small marina. One day I plan on going out to Cumberland Island itself.
For more of my photos from the walkabout, just visit my Flickr site.
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