Cumberland Island National Seashore Trip 2010

Fred Boyles, Park Superintendent, took a group of local business owners over to the island for the day to introduce their new "Land & Legacies tour of Cumberland Island". The tour was given by Fred and he took us around the south end of the island in a 15 passenger van (air conditioned)to see the ruins of Dungeness and then worked our way up to the north end of the island to get a better look at the Plum Orchard Mansion, The First African Baptist Church and we were also able to enjoy a nice little trip to the beach of Cumberland Island.

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Cardinals, Blue Jays & Woodpeckers....OH MY!

Spring Cleaning

Stephen and Avery help with some "Spring cleaning". A special thanks to our son-in-law, Hal, for getting our golf cart up and running again!

Happy St. Patrick's Day

The leprechaun was here! He added his magic to our grits!

GOODBYE WINTER

We had a couple of weeks of some really cold weather here in St. Marys. We are used to wearing flip flops and sandals through the winters, but not this year. Mother nature threw us a curve ball and made us pull out our winter coats! We are glad to see that the freezing nights and mornings are behind us. HURRY UP SPRING!
(The picture below is one of our Koi ponds frozen over on one of the cold mornings.)

ONE LAST LOOK!

We always tell our guest that Christmas is magical in downtown St. Marys. We hate to see the holidays go. Here's one last look of Christmas at Emma's before the decorations go down.

WELCOME BACK!

It has been quite sometime since our last post. We noticed that we weren't reaching very many people with the placement of the blog, so we moved it to our homepage in hopes to make it easier to find. Our plans with this blog are to inform you of our latest news and specials here at Emma's Bed and Breakfast!