Georgia got so cold that her pansies couldn’t grow…
But her warm Helleborus melted the snow.
She grew a lush carpet while the moon watched overnight….
And the Amazon lily leaned toward her light.
She bakes, freezes and turns fog to shine,
a clever muse with a magical mind.
Letting you feel what you want to believe,
As she turns, winks and brings you to your knees.
In the 1950’s, South Georgia was pretty much all farmland, except for the small towns where agricultural product processing and transporting were important parts of the economy. Field after field of c
While working for Grimes Publications, I had the opportunity to interview so many incredible people – one of whom was Pine Mountain, Ga., resident and business owner, the late Mr. Al Boyd. He was part