Turkeys
It's spring, and the wild turkeys seem to be coming out of the woods. Here are three that I saw behind the library in Woodstock, GA the other day.And another Wild Turkey that's been seen in these parts, too.
I do a KILLER wild turkey call, a very little known fact, and for some reason this seems to excite my husband. Who knew? I discovered this talent when I had to travel to Gallatin, TN every month to do a color OK on Life Magazine (back in the early 80's when I worked in print production). One day they were having a turkey shoot at the plant and folks were trying different calls. I gave my attempt, something between a cough and a yodle and a nasal scream, and the turkey's seemed to respond very well. 
The car is packed and I'm heading out for Alabama! I've enjoyed my time in Atlanta and found folks to be so friendly and full of love! Thank you all for such a warm reception and so much fun!!Next stop - Knit Nouveau - off to see Mercedes!!
Feed me, baby!
9 Comments:
are you trying to say gerry is a turkey? (smiles broadly)
today's post has me LMAO at work.
have a safe trip to 'bama!
anne marie
Cute as heck, but I hear those things can be mean!
Have a safe trip. Your blog brought me down memory lane. I used to live down the road from the Whole Nine Yarns in Woodstock, Ga. and My church was near Dunwoody yarns. It's has been 4 years since I left Atlanta and you have reminded me why I loved living there! It is also clear that knitting has grown so much that there are now more yarn stores there now then in 2001.
Enjoy the rest of your classes.
Aawh, I just love the big birds, and am always thrilled when I spot them in our area. Also liked Georgia a lot when I visited twice a few years back, so am glad you had a great experience of warm hospitality. Watch out for the boiled peanuts, though, one regional food I won't ever try again (maybe it was just me).
I just love that you post every day while on the road. Thanks so much!
Glad you are having such a good time. Well you know men are very unpredictable. There is no telling what will get them going.
:)
Wow! That trunk is loaded! :)
I'll take the one in the bottle thanks.
oooo, wild turkeys make the coolest sounds.
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