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John Oliver CabinJohn and Lucretia Oliver, the original owners of the cabin, were the first permanent white settlers in Cades Cove. In the absence of a grist mill, the Olivers had to beat corn into cornmeal using only a mortar and pestle. During the early years, Lucretia feared she would starve to death. The Oliver cabin is one of the most visited historical structures in the National Park. This adds a stunning pop of color to your home or office dcor. Limited Edition

A Great Blue Heron coming in for a landing

Blue Heaven has become its own well-known destination in Key West

I found beauty in the abstract look of the water

Built in 1771 this beautiful home functioned as a bank

The view from Flagler Avenue was quite the sight

often covered by high tide

Virgin Island

There is no city in the world so layered with hidden architectural beauty

South Carolina

You never know what creative things you can do to an old rusty beach cruiser

Location: Cataloochee Valley

Location: Historic District Savannah