Watson Mill Bridge State Park is a small, classic State Park in Georgia with a huge covered bridge across a small dam. I love how on one side, the dam forms a little reservoir for boating, fishing, and wildlife. On the other side, there are rocky shoals that the State Park keeps open for picnicking, swimming, and exploring.
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Driving along I-5 in California, I was taken how seemingly every town was like the world’s producer of some random crop. We drove through a town that produces like 95% of the world’s apricots, another one that does rhubarb, another one that does sunflower seeds. It’s really incredible to see. Also, they all had huge bee boxes along the fields letting the bees do their thing.
One of my favorite things about running is that I discover so much about my city. You move fast enough…
I was able to visit Providence Canyon State Park for the first time since I was a kid. Here are…
The Conasauga River Trail is wholly within Georgia’s Cohutta Wilderness. Even though it’s mostly along the river, it also goes up onto saddles between ridgetops, especially at the end.
After an incredible long weekend at Fort Mountain State Park in October, my family decided to make staying at every…
