I love the mini-trend towards native and productive plants in front yards. This stretch of front yards in the Cabbagetown neighborhood of Atlanta is always packed full of butterflies, birds, and color.
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Ruby Beach is an absolute gem (pun!) in Olympic National Park. It is a beach for sure, but it’s also a beach that does not want humans around. It is incredibly rugged, blustery, and powerful. There’s no swimming, but just being on the beach around the massive beach logs, rocky outcrops, and sea spray is invigorating.
The Cohutta Wilderness protects some of the oldest land in North America as part of the Ocoee Supergroup.
I stopped by Lithia Park in Ashland, Oregon on my way Crater Lake National Park. First off, they have the loveliest city park. It’s great. Second, they have a small but perfect Japanese Garden (I’m a huge fan of Japanese Gardens). But third, near the Japanese Garden, they have a full-grown Sequoia tree!
These are photos of the Atlantic Center, one of the iconic skyscrapers in Atlanta. I love the architecture and location.
I moved to Atlanta with my family in 2013. Everything was new. And like anyone who has moved to a…
