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“Well, it’s because we simply don’t deserve what Charleston has.”
Ecological Landscape, Education, Leaf Bowers

“Well, it’s because we simply don’t deserve what Charleston has.”

April 26, 2017 Jim Abbot Leave a comment

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Recent Posts

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  • Award for Inman Park May 11, 2019
  • Freedom Park Forest Restoration May 11, 2019
  • Bioswales on Highland Avenue! March 24, 2019
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  • Public Service Announcements March 13, 2019

Blogroll

  • Ask the Arborist
  • City of Atlanta Arborist Division (Trees on Private Property)
  • City of Atlanta Arborists for Parks and Right-of-Way (Trees on Public Property)
  • Inman Park Festival & Tour of Homes
  • Inman Park Neighborhood Association
  • Trees Atlanta

Instagram

Claudia Gregor of @claudiagregor_fotografie is one of my favorite follows here on Instagram. I see a lot of beautiful trees and moody forests in my feed, but Gregor’s are especially captivating. Gregor says of herself: “It's not the camera, it's who's behind it. For me, photography is creativity and the passion to capture and convey moods. I grew up in the Alps and am very close to nature. I love travelling, good food and the mountains of course. With my camera I am a connoisseur of the moment, and I document these experiences for posterity.” Find her at https://www.photography-cg.de/
Thankful for family, thankful for nature, thankful for family in nature. . . . #thanksgiving
In 1977, @williamneill found his life’s path when he moved to Yosemite to work for the National Park Service. Not long after this, he began working at The Ansel Adams Gallery as a staff photographer, teaching visitors all he could about the art form and the place that he loved. Mr. Neill has said, “Perhaps one of the greatest joys of being a photographer to me is to see the light on the landscape, seeing its daily cycles change with each season and shift with each day’s weather. I revel in the light. I am its disciple." Between November 17th, 2019 and January 4th, 2020, @anseladamsgallery will be exhibiting “Light on the Landscape - Photographs by William Neill.”
Out and about in Inman Park 🌳 . . . #trees #urbantrees #holly #birds #artinnature #whimsy
T-shirts through the ages!!!
Old school t-shirt!!!! @treesatlanta

Upcoming Events

  • IPNA Monthly Meeting December 18, 2019 at 8:00 pm – 9:00 pm The Trolley Barn, Edgewood Ave

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