Florida Cracker Trail Ride 2004

hey all my friends from the cracker trail this is cassie crum.....the gurl with the horse that was an outlaw...i cant wait till next year.....lulas buh bye cassie

said redneckthang08 2004.09.16 at 19:20:40 PDT

Hey, I'm wondering if you have a photo of the old dip vat showing the outside of the shed. I'm trying to reconstruct one that has fallen down. Marcy

said histbuff100 2005.05.17 at 00:51:14 PDT

To Histbuff 100, you didn't give me an e-mail addrss so I could respond. No, I do not have any other photos of the shed itself. Contact me and maybe I can tell you how to go visit the dip vat shown in my photo. The shed's are still standing for the most part. Judgestorytller@aol.com

said judgestoryteller 2005.05.17 at 16:34:09 PDT

I thouroughly enjoyed your scenes from the "South" - "West" ! Such good camera work ! A real pleasure ... Y'all hear ? Sincerely, Gary, Seattle

said stoneycreeks 2006.08.07 at 17:32:00 PDT

Your album story here sure gives one, (who has never been to Florida), a vastly different impression of it than is usually thought of. Before Florida became so developed, like so many other places, it was a naturalist's paradise. Since I have some green blood in my veins - I can't help myself from thinking of things from that viewpoint - always. Movies such as "Distant Drums" and "The Yearling" come to mind. But since I have to live in the "real world" I'll just have to digest things as they are. A pleasure experiencing a frontier-type view of Florida via your camera work about the "Cracker Trail" experience. Dark-green environmentalist Dave Foreman once said, "in the beginning - it was all Earth National Park." And those words will always come to mind as I look at all of our U.S. landscapes - everywhere.

said stoneycreeks 2007.04.23 at 17:14:18 PDT