Welcome to Valdosta, Georgia!

All right, so we're still in Hamilton County, Indiana and not Lowndes County Georgia but it sure feels like we're south of the Mason Dixon line.  For those of you who have ever made that trek down I 75 towards Florida, you've undoubtedly been taken in by the Valdosta Stuckey's and the area's Spring like temps averaging 50 degrees on January 9.  Closer to home, these family members enjoy the trails near Founder's Park off of Hazel Dell yesterday and there will no doubt be more doing the same over the next couple of days with mild temps predicted.   Please accept my apologies in advance for mentioning the weather. There will no doubt be an ice storm on the way now that we've weather gloated in public.
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From Tuesday's Where Is It In East Carmel. The Location Is.....

A newly planted 
Liberty Elm 
resides in Founder's Park along Hazel Dell Parkway and was named after the first American Liberty tree in Boston. In August of 1765 the first Liberty Elm was recognized in bean town as a rallying place for the colonial hatred of mother England's policies.  It was the gathering place for America's first Sons of Liberty and countless rallies and speeches. As a last defiant act, British soldiers cut it down before leaving Boston in 1775 because it bore the name Liberty. Today, this newly planted tree stands in Carmel's Founder's Park as a testament to our early yearnings for freedom in the original colonies.