This episode is featuring a spectacular lady who grew up on St. Simons Island taking pictures and loving diverse wild life, but her surreal life did not prepare her for the world as she became an adult. Meet Virginia Linch who makes her home in Georgia. Working one or two jobs at a time for the last 45 years led to exploring careers that range from working with animals to working in the legal field. Embracing her community and being a part of it incorporated a love for photography, animals, people and the law to come together and create a passionate life. What’s your Childs first word? Her son said “ageratum.” He wanted to go out and see the whimsical flower because it was full of lizards and birds and butterflies. Much encouraged by his mother.With typical southern gardens, she had the moment of learning the relationship between specific plants and butterflies. You’ll hear her passions grow as she talks about butterflies and her project of Butterflies and Blooms in the Briar Patch located in Eatonton, a little over an hour from Atlanta, Georgia. There is so much wisdom from Virginia that you’ll throughly enjoy this episode. We learn a lot about pollinators. Tune in!
Music "STOMP" used by permission of artist Donica Knight Holdman and Jim Huff
