Red Top Mountain State Park‘s Beach has been recently renovated (i.e., the past couple of years). It’s in a nice cove that is protected from boat traffic. It’s quite large with a very scenic area and a large beach area. Definitely a great amenity for a park with lots of trails, lots of cabins, and lots of other interesting things to do.
This photo is from January near Burgess Mountain in the Oconee National Forest. I love how there is a pine…
The Lionel Hampton Trail is actually a couple different inter-connected trails in Southwest Atlanta. They are all BeltLine Connector Spurs…
Little snakes are so hilarious. They all have a Napoleon complex – acting much more aggressively than their venomous cousins. This guy’s head is the size of my fingernail, but he’s not happy about me disturbing his crabgrass habitat. Hopefully, he’ll still be able to eat up cockroaches and flies.
Cloudland Canyon is one of Georgia’s most dramatic and interesting geological features.
There are several little DeKay’s Brown Snakes in my backyard that get all huffy after I cut the grass. They have a serious Napoleon Complex like tiny dogs that get wayyy more angry than their size belies.
This photo is of a Tulip Bush in bloom in rural Georgia. Lovely scene from summer.
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