turns out, my grandma has a burst pipe. as far as i know it's either just happened or gotten worse, because you could see water bubbling up through the grass at the edge of her yard. we called the plumber, turned the water off and are waiting for him to fix it. [that was yesterday] so we're going to be without water until thursday or friday.
When Atlanta first got put under water restrictions my grandma set up a water system to her gutter, so whenever it does rain, it'll fill up a barrel that's on the side of her house. So we've been using that and bottled water to bathe/cook/clean/etc.
it's been... interesting. hehe
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I have never been anywhere so peaceful in all my life. The only sound was the wind rushing through the leaves, and that was it.
silence.
It was amazing. I had brought a notebook with me on the trip, so I sat on top of a picnic table and wrote letters and thoughts and nothing at all.
[that's a view from my picnic table]
After leaving the top of the mountain, we just drove around. We stopped at Helen, which is an old German village that had gone Commercial about 10 years ago before tourists bailed. Now it's just a sad town with rides and a putt-putt that are abandoned. We decided to stop at a funnel cake place, though. It was so good. =]
We passed old abandoned houses and barns. [you know how I feel about those ^_^ B-e-a-utiful] i didn't go inside, though... =[
it was a good day. :-]





3 comments:
drought, huh?
lol. bathing with rain water...you hippie. :)
those mountain pictures are purty.
i love your pictures!!!!!
i'm trying to mail you a letter
but no one will bring me to a post
office!!
i know! im considering stocking up on polaroid film, and i signed the petition..
ah that sounds kind of scary, not having water o_o
the mountain sounds lovely, by the way :)
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