Frogs & Critters
Feb 28th 2010ChloeFrom the Innkeeper & In the News-Media & Nature and Nurture
Kermit never looked so cute…and green!
(To see a pretty version of this post go to Chloe's Blog)

Photo by Guy Livesay
Wildlife in North Carolina magazine's 2009 photo competition had over 7,000 entries. This photograph taken by Guy Livesay, who lives right here in eastern North Carolina, was a winner! Other winning photos can be seen in the January, 2010 issue.
Many a late afternoon here at Big Mill you might see Guy and other photographers wandering around looking for that perfect photograph. Some of the folks are snapping shots of brides, graduates, babies — often with Old Red Truck taking center stage.

Photo by Guy Livesay
But Guy can be seen patiently waiting by a zinnia, sunflower, cleome or azalea for just the right shot of a hummingbird or butterfly or bee – any of Mother Nature's creatures are beautiful in the photos of a gifted artist like Guy.

Photo by Guy Livesay
With these wonderful photos each perfect creature momentarily stands still for us to see. When you come to visit Big Mill B&B, be sure to bring your camera. These birds and butterflies will pose for you.
Note: You can see more of Guy's work at Livesay Photography. Other really fine photographers can be seen here at Big Mill are Peggy Rogerson and Andrea Wood. If you see a bridge, a pack house or an old red truck in their photos, chances are that the photo was taken here at Big Mill.
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Judy Thrower Kells on 03 May 2011 at 10:02 pm #
Hi, Chloe! What fun I have had on your blog…memories came flooding back like crazy!!! You have done a beautiful job with the website…it's a corker!!
Wondering if you have accomadations available for Fri nite for our daughter, her husband and their 2 girls (8 & 10). Would be one nite only. Just learned today they are coming to help celebrate Mother's Day for Mama (89 yo now!!) and Daddy's 94th birthday (5/12). Will try to call you tomorrow. Would be fun for them to stay in a home where I spent so many wonderful hours: "Barney, it's a runaway"; TOC; green apples and strawberries; double-cut corn for breakfast (bless your mother!!) If not this time hopefully another. We'll talk…Judy