A blog post by Bob Kealing was featuredCalling Me Home (Gram Parsons and the Roots of Country Rock) Book Preview...Chapter ThreeChapter Three: Pilgrimage to WaycrossIn the far reaches of southeast Georgia lies 685 square miles of black-water swamp called “Okefenokee,” meaning “trembling earth.” Underfoot, you feel and hear the squish squish of the spongy ground. In winter, the mosquitoes are sparse and venomous snakes lie low. Put in a flatwater boat along any of the swamp’s 120 miles of canoe trails and there’s a pretty good chance the only human form you’ll see is your own, reflected in ... Read More