A Travel Journal To Entertain And Random Scribbles To Enlighten
thefootloosescribbler When we visited Darien, Georgia I picked up a copy of the McIntosh Life Spring 2026 section of the Darien News. Inside was an…
thefootloosescribbler I just got chased by a mother deer. It didn’t charge me, but it did pursue me. Here’s what happened: I was hiking and…
thefootloosescribbler If you love history, especially British and American colonial history, you should visit Fort King George. To be honest, I don’t remember much about…
thefootloosescribbler When we visited the town of Darien, Georgia, we took a morning to visit the Harris Neck National Wildlife Refuge. There is a five-mile…
thefootloosescribbler The town of Darien, Georgia exists in peaceful contrast to the lively energy of Savannah. I know that, because last April 2026, my husband…
thefootloosescribbler This is the second of a two-part blog on Fort Pulaski. Here is blog 1, in case you missed it. Why Was Fort Pulaski…
thefootloosescribbler Returning to my series of blogs on the trip my husband and I took to Georgia in Spring 2026, this will be a two-part…
thefootloosescribbler We spent a wonderful 4th of July in Bozeman, Montana. Like last year’s trip to Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, we wanted a place where people…
thefootloosescribbler There are many wonderful places to kayak in Georgia, either on your own or through a tour. In March 2026, my husband and I…
thefootloosescribbler I’m living in my own little nature movie. Right outside our bay window is a large butterfly bush. We’ll get a few butterflies visiting…
thefootloosescribbler I visited Wormsloe to walk under the canopy of oak trees. In my opinion; that is the number one reason to visit the Wormsloe…
thefootloosescribbler On this return trip to Savannah we explored nearby history and nature sites in the mornings, and relaxed in Old Town Savannah during the…
thefootloosescribbler Like the origin of a river, I found the story about the origins of colonial Georgia to be a fascinating study. My interest came…
thefootloosescribbler Southerners have the best manners. My husband and I discovered that for ourselves during our twelve-day trip to Savannah and the Golden Isles of…
thefootloosescribbler I have some funny tales to share about our backyard possum. And if you read the whole blog, you’ll find answers to often asked…
Hear The Nightbird Call
thefootloosescribbler I am scribbling footloose again: posting an article about motherhood instead of travel. “Hear The Nightbird Call” was first published in the Epoch Times…
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