Our Tega Cay Granddaughters

This a a fairly recent picture. Aubrey will be a senior next year.

50 years ago today

Today is our last full day here. We did some more exploring on our bikes and I think we pretty much know our way around. The island is actually fairly small and with only 1/3d of it developed it's easy to stay oriented. These are some random pic's I took of our time here. The stained glass window was designed  by Louis Tiffany who was asked by some guy named Singer (sewing machines) and another good bud named Pulitzer to make a window for the Club's chapel. We leave tomorrow but will probably drag our feet. Just so we don't forget, we stayed in the Cherokee Cottage room 6102. 

50th wedding Anniversary

We are staying for 4 days at the Jekyll Island Club in Georgia. The club was established in the 1800s. At one time the members of this club owned 1/6th of the wealth of the entire country. It was pretty exclusive. After WW2 the state of Georgia bought the island and made it a state park. 2/3rds of the island has to remain undeveloped. Consequently, most of the island is covered in primordial old growth forest. The club property is magnificent. This would not be a place to vacation on a budget but it has been a great place to celebrate Jenny's birthday our 50th. The room we have is in one of the homes that was built by one of the club members. It's almost as big as our house. Anyway, we are here for one more full day and then it's back to the real world.