Jan. 28: An island of rocks and trees in a field in Middle Tennessee.
I decided to lead off the new year with a recap of some of my favorite photos I published in 2025. I hope you like them.
Feb. 24: My tree ornaments. I count five male cardinals and one female at our feeders.
March 14: Abandoned House, Armuchee Valley, Georgia.
April 14: Old gates on George Queener's GDQ Ranch, McLemore Cove, Georgia.
May 9: W. L. Coker's New River General Store, TN Hwy. 116, Anderson County.
Strangely enough, this obscure, non-descript building in the middle of nowhere got more views than almost anything else I posted in 2025.
June 23: Gulf Station. Georgia Highway 169, Tatnall County.
July 9: Loading our first camper for one of our first camping trips.
This is my favorite of all the photos I posted in 2025.
July 23: Louise in our '66 Corvair Corsa in the northeast Georgia mountains.
August 6: Louise and me, with two sons, two daughters-in-law, two granddaughters, one grandson-in-law, five great grandchildren, and one dog (Georgia) celebrating our 60th wedding anniversary.
September 19: Pedicab driver waiting for a customer. Charleston, SC, 2007.
November 26: Thanksgiving tableau, Fannin County, Georgia.
December 19: Blue on Blue. Florida beach scene, 2007.
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Photography and text copyright 2025 David B.Jenkins.
I post Monday, Wednesday, and Friday unless life gets in the way.
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