Pine Lake: The Blog

Here are photos taken from Barbara's car with my iPhone on our tour of the city. Recognize the houses?

Back in the early years of this century Calvin Burgamy and I were political allies during a difficult time for Pine Lake On Friday th...

I was happy to see cars parked in the driveway of my old house at 522 Pine Drive. The gazebo looked good. The Carolina jessamine I plant...

Barbara Hayes Whitlow caught me napping in her living room.

Guess where I saw my first street side tiny library. Yep, Pine Lake, on Laurel Road. I posted about it here , back in 2014, but here...

My Three Biggest Finds. The Purple Stone is Amethyst. After the eclipse Rena and I decided to visit one of the many sapphire and ruby...

Rena and I packed away the cinnamon schnapps Barbara gave me, along with the rest of my eclipse equipment. Solar viewers. Check. Solar b...

On my birthday, Rena and I had dinner with two more of my friends at Fisherman's Catch, a family-owned restaurant at 4132 Stone Mount...

My plan for Friday was to sit at the gazebo and greet people, but it was hot and by the time I rode MARTA and then took a non-air-condit...

Seeing a solar eclipse from the zone of totality has long been on my bucket list, so the great 2017 eclipse was a great excuse to visit ...

Congratulations, Pine Lake and thank you to Mayor Melanie Hammet and the city council for declaring the city a safe haven for refugees. I a...

We are all saddened by the recent passing of Juanita (Nita) Townes of Pine Lake. Nita was 89 years old and spent most of her years in Pi...