A Man Bottled In Bond

My great great grandfather J.I. Vaughn with his rather young wife. Born into a family of cotton growers and soon to be railroaders around 1845. I know he was a 16 year old C.S.A. private at some piont during the Civil War. His missing arm, if you didn't notice, wasn't due to the war, but a cotton mill mishap later in life. He's from Water Valley, Mississippi were cotton, water melon and later; railroad runs the economy.

Working Class Hero is something to be.

The spring 's name used to be Hoosier Springs in the early 1900's and prior, then the land became privately owned and called Sanlando Springs. In 1970 it became a private neighborhood and excluded people, like me, from going. In 2000 my crazy ass invaded with the purchase of a home. Jesus wept. He's the president of the H.O.A., Jesus Davila-Aponte. That's a joke.

Serious outdoor kitchen. Cast iron over open fire pit.