As society continues to become more globalized, we often lose sight of the unique aspects that define other cultures, cities, even our own hometowns. As a historic preservation student, documenting becomes second nature. Throughout my course of study, I have wandered throughout the South capturing both characteristic and rare attributes of the region. As my travels in the South (and beyond) continue, I hope this blog can be a vehicle for sharing the beautiful, weird, and unique things, shops, restaurants, and buildings I discover along the way.
All of the images at Em’s on the road are my own (except where noted). I often feature the work of my talented husband Ryan Hines, whose site will be up and running soon! Please give credit where credit is due. Thanks for stoppin’ by…
Hi, I found your blog through mine, and so glad I did. I knew I’d like your blog as soon as I saw the header of the barn and farm building. Looking forward to your posts.
thank you! its been a lot of fun so far…big fan of yours as well
Hi. I’m visiting your website and blog at your aunt’s suggestion (Catharine). She’s right. It’s thoroughly enjoyable and refreshing. Congratulations on your creativity and best of luck in the path you’ve chosen.
Marta Merajver-Kurlat
Hi Marta,
Thanks for stopping by and for your kind words. I hope you will continue to follow the blog!
Sincerely,
Emily