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It's an excellent article, and those of us who have been fortunate enough to meet Terry know that words cannot capture her warmth and charm. George, with Terry as your subject, you have waxed eloquent, and I'll chime in to agree with you. There's no one quite like this many-splendored gal...

Thanks, Ben! Those articles are a unique and valuable part of this Forum. And thank you for all the work you have put into the site. Glo

I agree, Dave. Such magnificent skies! Interesting to think that clouds are just fluffy bits of water vapor, insignificant until the sunlight makes them a work of art. Thanks, y'all! Glo

The sunrise photos are a treat, Guy. I like the way you have them sequenced; it's interesting to watch the colors change and the light advance. The detail on the moon photo is just amazing! How many times did you shoot to get that? Your views of the HF savannas and lakes give me a sense of...

He's beautiful. Thanks, Bob. Glo

Very interesting bit of history, Jerseyman! Thanks for the clarification, manumuskin! Glo

Would LOVE to have come on that trip, Terry! Great scenes and commentary. I really enjoy Clethra, was glad to hear that y'all have them in the barrens too. Clouds-- beautiful. Sunset--fantastic! (What a painting that would make, hmm? hmm?) My favorite though, is the little guy who joined you...

That's great news, Guy! Hurrah for the "Project" ... and the orchids are beautiful. Congratulation to y'all, including Buddy, for excellent detective work. Glo

That first shot of the river from under Hawkins Bridge is the prettiest I’ve seen for a while. What a great perspective! Looking at these pictures from where I’m exiled in South Carolina’s heat and drought, it’s the brilliant greens that impress me first. Since thunderstorms were circling...

What lovely colors, textures, and vistas of shadow and sunlight! Thank you for sharing . . . please do it again! Glo

You certainly have an eye for lovely details. I especially like the Meadow Beauty--too bad about the dodder sucking its life away! What a beautiful "backyard" you have! Glo

I do not know much about gods; but I think that the river Is a strong brown god . . . untamed and intractable, Patient to some degree . . . T.S. Eliot Each scene shows another face of this fascinating river, its banks teeming with life, its depths gleaming with mystery. The fuzzy...

Looks like a fine place in which to submerge on a steaming day; no wonder y'all want to stay there. What incredible shades of lush green! I like the "painting" and the mass of purple wildflowers (Bob???) and especially the translucent leaf with its elegant structures. Thank you for...

Beautiful fringe! Enlarging it until it fills the screen makes it a totally surreal scene. I would like to live in that cool world if I were on good terms with the nibbling insect ... Your "natural fireworks" shot reminds me of Friendship bog sunsets -- breathtaking. Thank you, Bob. Glo

:) Me too, after all that research. Actually, Ed, your spatzel looks tastier. But Bob's now-legendary spetzel will do nicely. Remember Sa'di: If of thy mortal goods thou art bereft, And from thy slender store, Two loaves alone to thee are left, Sell one, and with the dole Buy...

Thanks, Bob, curiosity satisfied. You gave us a distinctive presentation of an attractive plant. Glo

Funniest thing, this is all I can find for "spetzel." Not really wet, either. Want the recipe? http://media.photobucket.com/image/spetzel/liannekang/Picture212A.jpg But yours is much prettier. C'mon--tell now . . . Glo

You said it well, Jeff. Glo

These are both powerful, Tom. Thank you! Glo

Yes! And put this photo somewhere on the album cover. Is this for real, Bob, or did you super-saturate? Tell us more about the plant and where you found it (unless classified) and how common in the Barrens ?? Glo Never mind! ROFL. See post below.