Rice Camp Branch is one of my favorite little creeks running along the Rice Camp trail in the Cohutta Wilderness.
The trail has been hit hard by blowdowns (come join the Trail Crew!), but the creek itself seems to be in even better shape with the slowing and filtration from the trees.
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The southern side of the Okefenokee is surprisingly open with few trees. It’s a water “prairie”.
Kings Creek Falls is a beautiful set of waterfalls near Burrell’s Ford along the Chattooga River.
This is a section of the BeltLine in Atlanta weaving its way through Reynoldstown on its way to the Southside…
Walking around Atlanta where there’s constantly changes coming.
The Cohutta Wilderness is the largest designated Wilderness area east of the Mississippi river. It is only about a 2 1/2 hour drive from Atlanta, so I have been able to spend quite a bit of time there.
Atlanta’s city fabric is, to this day, defined by transportation systems. I love coming across views where multiple systems all cross each other. This picture is from Oakland Cemetery with a CSX rail line and MARTA rapid rail in the background.
