Conyers, GA: A shot of the "Dinky" Engine 104 near "Olde Town" Conyers, Georgia. It is a little bit smaller than the usual steam locomotive, and weighs "only" 94 tons. It is 50 feet long including the tender, and has a 0-6-0 wheel configuration. Built in 1905 by the Rogers company, it spent 1948-1960 doing the short 3 mile run between the Callaway Mill and Conyers.

Conyers: Conyers depot at dusk.

Conyers: The Borage Grill in "Olde Town" Conyers, Georgia. Borage Grill serves a most unusual and modern take on Middle Eastern food, influenced by Persian, Indian and Greek as well as Arab sensibilities. Each dish and side is thought-provoking and delicious. Most of the items are vegetarian. 914 Commercial Street.

Conyers: A view down Stewart Alley in "Olde Town" Conyers, Georgia. The place just oozes history.

Conyers: The train tracks that run alongside "Olde Town" Conyers, Georgia on a rainy February day. To the right is the "Little Dinky" historic locomotive.

Conyers: The colorfully painted backsides of some Conyers, Georgia storefronts, or should I just say storebacks? This is on Railroad Street, "Olde Town Conyers" in February.

Conyers: A view of the west-facing storefronts on Commercial Street in historic "Olde Town" Conyers, Georgia on a cloudy February afternoon.

Conyers: A view up one way Center Street, "Olde Town" Conyers, Georgia, looking northeast on a clearing February afternoon.

Conyers: Rockdale County Court House

Conyers: Rockdale County Comissioner's Office