About Willow Pass's Editor & Creaters

We both enjoy camping , fishing , Bird Watching , movies , country music , and spicey food.

Tracy's Hobbies :

I love Reading ,Writing , Sketching , and Art's & Crafts

James' Hobbies :

James, loves Classic Cars , Woodcrafts , Find out how things work , and coming up with new idea's . He is a natural idealist with a generous amount of working curiousity ! LOL

Family

James and I share alot of common ground and interest , so much so , that somethimes we can even voice what the other is thing . However, that does not mean that we always agree . I am sure you have realized life would be a bore with out some conflict LOL ! Besides our differences complament the other and helps balance out our relationship and comes in handy when rasing three minors . Gives new meaning to the ploy , "GOOD COP BAD COP" sorta speak. We have been a married and working team for almost 12 years now and although things are a little bussier and lot more complicated we still have fun sharing our ideals and working together to make them a reality .

Favorite Places to visit

We both love the more natural spots; like North Carolina, Tenneessee Mountians, The beach, and places of that nature. The mountians are our favorite, any where away from the city, but not to far from the fun. If we had the means the places we would like to visit most are Arizona, Montana, Alaska (the warmer part)and Disney World .I geuss the things we most agree on are the importants of family, love, and the more natural asspect's of live ; such as the necessity for trees and clean water and the damage that world progress is causing ,in the way of construction by taken those things away. These are subjects that we both feel strongly about and that you no doubt will hear more about on a daily bases if you read our Willow's Pass journal .

Here's a Small Piece of Our Home Town ; A Picture of the Holler we Live in . During the Alabama March blizzard of 1992 most of the trees that surrounded or took root in the holler that we call home was distroyed . While the snow still layed 2 ft on the ground you could not tell the road from where the woods use to be it was so bare . Now new trees have begun to grow and the saplings that servived that storm have grown big and tall . However ; only during the winter months does the water flow freely from the underground well enough to see day light ; during the summer the well's resource become so small, that the water it use to provide in abundants stays safely tucked and hiden below ground .

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