
A perfect place for two to sit and watch the world go by. University of Tennessee Gardens.
Family travelogue and natural horsemanship with Abbey and Storm.


As I passed under this stone bridge on one of Knoxville, TN's greenways, I didn't give much thought as to what sort of bridge it was. On the return trip, though, a blaring shook the springtime calm and this train steamed right through the park, waving at walkers on the way through. I stood practically right underneath it and shot these pictures toward a beautiful April sky.
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You might think I was scuba diving, but no - Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga has massive habitats that you can walk above, next to, and UNDER, which is amazing and makes for some very nice captures.
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A peek through the wisteria at a glorious April sky at UT Gardens.
Have had a few busy weekends... more about that as I get pictures organized :)
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Not often you get to see Queen Elizabeth's knickers!
Each year the good lady who plays Elizabeth at many Renaissance faires visits our middle school Renaissance Faire and explains to the kids how she makes her own FANTASTIC costumes. This pic is from a few years ago but since the faire is Friday I should have some new ones soon!
If you're local, stop by and see the shows the kids have worked so hard on. More info HERE
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Labels: queen elizabeth, white county middle school renaissance faire
We're a family of three: me (Deanna), my husband Russell, and my 17-year-old son
Originally this blog was meant to be our mini travelogue, and from time to time it still will be. But in August 2009 I bought the horse I've wanted for my ENTIRE life, a BLM mustang named Abbey. Unfortunately (not really) my non-horsey hubby fell in love with her and he told me I'm going to need another horse, he's taking mine. So the last day of 2009, Storm came to live with us. We're training both horses with a mixture of natural horsemanship and clicker training, so this is also the chronicle of that Journey. It's been a little waylaid but we're hoping to be back on track.
Check out my other blogs for info about my jewelry making business, our attempts at eco-conscious living and homesteading. You can find me on Facebook and Twitter, too.