Reed Bingham State Park, Adel, Georgia
Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother’s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye? . . . .You hypocrite, first take the plank out of your eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother’s eye. ~ Luke 6:41-42
I don’t have much to say today. Call it writer’s block. Hey. It happens to the best of us.
Mid-morning, we rode down the street to the same boardwalk path we biked the other day. This time, we walked it. Yep. The exact same trail. The closed trail. Technically, we were coming from the same direction again, so technically, we don’t know it’s closed. 😊
This guy was flying through here!
We came down this hill on our bikes!
There are lots of these “honeysuckle” azaleas here!
God is sooooo incredible!
Maybe the wrong time of year?
We don’t understand why.
The two pines look pretty much the same to us. . . .
This is called the grass stage, for obvious reasons.
Can you believe these tall trees start out like this?
After the walk, we rode our bikes around the Park’s lake and down a road to just outside the Park. We tried out a dirt/sand road, but it was kinda tough. We kept sliding around on the softer parts.
There were a few people enjoying it.
We think some of them are growing cabbage, and others, sod.
but the roof was full of holes and the walls were falling in.
We were back home by 1:30pm.
Right around 3:30, we started getting ants in our pants, so Blaine suggested a Jeep tour of some back roads. We saw a lot of dilapidated houses and out buildings. Two dogs tried to tackle us and one managed to snarl and bark right alongside us, so close, I was certain we’d hit him! Fortunately, we were able to get away! Oh. And the owner was there watching the whole thing passively. He’s either looking to file a law suit or hoping someone exterminates the beast for him.
I think it’s because I was taking pictures through the windows most of the time.
We got away from this one.
A little further up the road was the close call.
After dinner, we took a short walk and checked out two of the tortoises who were finally out of their hiddy- holes!
He never emerged more than this.
Of course he stopped as soon as I turned the video on . . .