Fort Morris State Historic Site had a small “children’s history” display that was fun for the family. I thought the educational tools were an excellent reminder that children have been learning how to read for a very long time. Literacy is such a foundational skill, and even though it’s hard…it’s also very doable and not that complicated.
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I’ve been cycling in Atlanta ever since we moved here in 2013. And while I wouldn’t call Atlanta the next…
The Red Tailed Hawk that lives in Atlanta’s Grant Park is an absolute Boss. He’s also used to humans and will land incredibly close. In this case, he’s at the basketball courts – themed for the Atlanta Hawks – so I guess he loves a good pun too.
This photo is of the former Turner Field looking from Downtown. Even though Atlanta doesn’t play baseball there anymore, I’m…
Belying its name, the Atlanta History Center is mostly gardens & forest with so many nice walks & mature trees.
This long, run forming a pool is off-trail within the Cohutta Wilderness, Georgia, about 2 miles from the north Conasauga River Trailhead. The river has pooled up before a short cascade.
Murder Creek is one of the last remaining examples of undisturbed, undeveloped bottomland forest in Georgia. It also has some…
