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Alan Jackson will release a limited number of his book Seasons of
Sweetbriar – A Photographic Collection of Home by Alan Jackson. The full
purchase price of each book will be donated to the Colon Cancer
Alliance’s Blue Note Fund, benefitting colon cancer patients in need.
Sweetbriar – A Photographic Collection of Home by Alan Jackson. The full
purchase price of each book will be donated to the Colon Cancer
Alliance’s Blue Note Fund, benefitting colon cancer patients in need.
“Sweetbriar – created by God, bound by the Harpeth River, and guarded by hand laid rock walls from
years ago – this 140 acres of fertile valley shadowed by the Tennessee
hills has privileged my family and me with a landscape for living” –
excerpt from the book’s Foreward by Alan.
years ago – this 140 acres of fertile valley shadowed by the Tennessee
hills has privileged my family and me with a landscape for living” –
excerpt from the book’s Foreward by Alan.
The Sweetbriar estate is where Alan, his wife Denise and their three
daughters, Mattie, Ali and Dani lived for over 13 years. The original
intent when Alan began the photo collection was to prepare a photo
journal that his daughters would have to look back on when they moved
out on their own. Once the book was complete Alan and Denise realized it
was a treasure filled with beauty and significance and shared it with
family and a few close friends. The book is a hardbound coffee table
piece with more than 200 photographs of the landscape, buildings, ponds,
trees, wildlife and other intimate reflections of life at Sweetbriar.
daughters, Mattie, Ali and Dani lived for over 13 years. The original
intent when Alan began the photo collection was to prepare a photo
journal that his daughters would have to look back on when they moved
out on their own. Once the book was complete Alan and Denise realized it
was a treasure filled with beauty and significance and shared it with
family and a few close friends. The book is a hardbound coffee table
piece with more than 200 photographs of the landscape, buildings, ponds,
trees, wildlife and other intimate reflections of life at Sweetbriar.