A Great Man is laid to rest ..... My Father in Law ..... Ed Eades

Mr. Edward Eades

Born

March 5,1933

Passed Away

November 7, 2011

If You Could See Me Now

If you could see me now, you wouldn't shed a tear

Though you may not understand, why I'm no longer here

Remember my spirit, that's the real me

I'm still very much alive, Oh, if you could only see

I've beheld our Father's face, I've touched my Savior's hand

The angels all rejoiced, as I entered the promised land

Beyond the gates of pearl, I walk on golden streets

I've touched the walls of jasper, dipped my foot in the crystal sea

The beauty is beyond words, nothing can compare

I've seen your mansion, some day I'll meet you there

Let Jesus be your guide, His Word will show you the way

So, please, don't cry, we will meet again some day

AACA Cruise In - 2011

AACA Cruise In - Bristol, Va./Tn.

Spring in the Smokies!

I know, it's fall and getting cold, but it just feels good.

Hanging from a tree limb somewhere in the Smokies!

A Great Woman is Laid to Rest.....

 Mrs Peggy Joyce Inscore

Born

March 7, 1944

 

Passed Away

September 12, 2011

GOD hath not promised

Skies always blue,

Flower-strewn pathways

All our lives through;

GOD hath not promised

Sun without Rain,

Joy without sorrow,

Peace without pain.

But GOD hath promised

Strength for the day,

Rest for the labor,

Light for the way,

Grace for the trials,

Help from above,

Unfailing sympathy,

Undying love.

Nascar Transporter Truck

Parade through Bristol, from Bristol Mall to Bristol Motor Speedway. Fall race 2011.

Monarch Butterfly

Walking into the Tennessee visitor center on I-26 @ Sam's Gap, this opportunity just jumped out at me!

On Down the Line!

 Looking down the line in Marshall, N.C. Top photo taken by my wife Audrey, bottom photo taken by me.

Beauty of the Sun!

 

The sun paints another beautiful sky over the Mountain Empire in East Tennessee!

Sunset in the Smoky Mountains

My wife, Audrey captured this scene at a pulloff on Newfound Gap Road about 1/4 mile from the top on the Tennessee side of the park.