Guess where the picture was taken.

[kdtrull]

Is it the Lazy G at Union Springs on Greenbriar Cove Road?

You got it.  Next....

[Chuck A.]

Had to try and disguise it a little.........Name and town please.

[kdtrull]

That looks just like that Bar-B-Que joint in Tellico Plains across from the Hardees.....Krambonz???

[Chuck A.]

Not enough disguise for them sharp eyes I see. You are right, have at it.

[kdtrull]

'Nuther local one.  They gots Yellowhammers flying all over the place sometimes:

[Yankee Dog]

That is the little private waterfall/cave/natural bridge? Over by Guntersville.  Cottonville road. 

[Yankee Dog]

I am sure I am right.  Just not sure of the proper name for the place.   I'll put up the next one anyway.  Might be a tough one. 

[jrobinson]

The burial place of Sgt. York, located in Pall Mall Tennessee a few miles North of Jamestown in Fentress County just off Highway 127. Buried beside Sgt. York is his Beloved "Miss Gracie".

[jrobinson]

This was a tag on the old forum.

[Yankee Dog]

The burial place of Sgt. York, located in Pall Mall Tennessee a few miles North of Jamestown in Fentress County just off Highway 127. Buried beside Sgt. York is his Beloved "Miss Gracie".

Good job.   I didn't think you t would go that fast. 

[jrobinson]

York gave me an idea and google confirmed it.  :)

[kdtrull]

That is the little private waterfall/cave/natural bridge? Over by Guntersville.  Cottonville road.

You are correct BTW.  It is disputed if that is actually the Whitaker homestead.  That's what I always called it.  But you never know without talking to the owners.  They rarely come out for visitors....understandably.  I've never talked to them.  But, they don't seem to mind fat, dirty men walking around and taking pictures.

Apparently, they are very concerned about quarry blasting operations nearby that might collapse the natural bridge.  There were petitions nearby to stop the blasting, last time I was there.

[jrobinson]

Staying with the rules, since nobody guessed the last one I posted.

The Old Shelby County Courthouse is a defunct courthouse in Columbiana, Alabama. It was built in 1854. It served as the courthouse for Shelby County until 1906 when a larger court facility was built. It also served as Columbiana's city hall. Since 1982, it has housed the Shelby County Museum and Archives and its operator, the Shelby County Historical Society

New pic posted.
Here's a new one along the same lines.

[LRobinson]

Jackson County Courthouse (in Alabama).    I remember that one from trying to follow Glen's courthouse ride on the old forum.  I only made about 25 of them, but it was fun.   Home of the first trial of the Scottsboro Boys.

[LRobinson]

Hint:  This bridge has ALWAYS looked like it leaned to the east to me.   It is on a AL state Hwy with the same number as the name of the Talking Heads first album.   You still need to identify the loation :)