Today’s perambulations took me from the shores of Lake Talquin, where the wind bringing in the next layer of December cloud cover whipped the water to a hard chop–which is the only way I’ve ever seen Lake Talquin, to be honest–to the crisp winter understory of the Lake Talquin State Forest, where the pines are awaiting the distant spring in silent resignation. State Road 267 then carried me north to Quincy, where the clouds ruined my original plan (I’ll be back another day) but cleared enough for me to grab a few shots of a beautifully-restored Gulf Station on the Old Spanish Trail, US 90. A couple shots in Tallahassee caught my eye in the late afternoon and evening.
Lake Talquin State Forest
Lake Talquin State Forest.
Lake Talquin. Cell Phone Camera.
Gulf Station on US 90, Quincy, Florida
Gulf Station on US 90, Quincy, Florida
Florida Christmas
Accidental artwork, Tallahassee, Florida
Gulf Station on US 90, Quincy, Florida
Creation 1 Inn, Quincy, Florida. A full service establishment.
C.B. Crenshaw 