Pictures of an old North Georgia Bridge.
Fannin County,Georgia
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Noontootla Bridge
Noontootla is an odd name-left over from the Cherokee's.
Originally this area was Chreokee land!
Noontootla is an odd name-left over from the Cherokee's.
Originally this area was Chreokee land!
We lived about a mile "up the road',
and
crossed this bridge every day.
As children we walked to school, and some of the "daredevil" boys
would walk on the top rail!
Churches used to have baptizings in the creek.
I was baptized here on the first Sunday in May,
and
The water was cold!
But a beautiful sunshiny day!
One I have never forgotten.
The road has changed, and this bridge is private now,
But in the past a lot of people used it.
I used to sit on the porch at home, and listen for my boy friend's
(husband now) car. When I heard it cross the bridge, I knew he was on his way!!
* * * * *
Noontootla Creek
There are many "fish tales" about trout caught in Noontootla!
We used to stand on the bridge and look down in the water at the
"Whitesuckers" on the bottom.
They were HUGE fish- but nobody tried to eat them,
because of the bones.
These fish looked like whales and were absolutely full of bones!
* * * * *
This has been a nice little trip
down Memory Lane .
I think it is good sometimes to go back to our roots,
And
remember days gone by.
How blessed we were
to be allowed to grow up in the North Georgia Mountains.
Time passes, and life changes,
But
The memories are the same!
Mountain people are still the best people
on earth!!
When you have time,
Sit down and pull out your" memory box".
It will do your heart good to return to "The Good Old Days"!
Even for just a short while.
Blessings,
Happy Trout Fishing
Happy Trout eating!
Love,
Shirley
Have a little piece of Watermelon!!
and
crossed this bridge every day.
As children we walked to school, and some of the "daredevil" boys
would walk on the top rail!
Churches used to have baptizings in the creek.
I was baptized here on the first Sunday in May,
and
The water was cold!
But a beautiful sunshiny day!
One I have never forgotten.
The road has changed, and this bridge is private now,
But in the past a lot of people used it.
I used to sit on the porch at home, and listen for my boy friend's
(husband now) car. When I heard it cross the bridge, I knew he was on his way!!
* * * * *
Noontootla Creek
There are many "fish tales" about trout caught in Noontootla!
We used to stand on the bridge and look down in the water at the
"Whitesuckers" on the bottom.
They were HUGE fish- but nobody tried to eat them,
because of the bones.
These fish looked like whales and were absolutely full of bones!
* * * * *
This has been a nice little trip
down Memory Lane .
I think it is good sometimes to go back to our roots,
And
remember days gone by.
How blessed we were
to be allowed to grow up in the North Georgia Mountains.
Time passes, and life changes,
But
The memories are the same!
Mountain people are still the best people
on earth!!
When you have time,
Sit down and pull out your" memory box".
It will do your heart good to return to "The Good Old Days"!
Even for just a short while.
Blessings,
Happy Trout Fishing
Happy Trout eating!
Love,
Shirley
Have a little piece of Watermelon!!
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