The Piedmont of Georgia can look pretty bare during winter. But on clear days, the ubiquitous loblolly pine trees add a bit of color. I took this at Sweetwater Creek State Park against a crazy blue sky.
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Fort Morris State Historic Site had a small “children’s history” display that was fun for the family.
I absolutely love the marshes along the Georgia coast. It’s amazing how many small creeks and estuaries kind of feed with each other. This one ends up feeding into the Ogeechee River before heading into the Atlantic. Fort McAllister State Park is very underrated. It’s a lovely park with a great campground and lovely cabins.
I’m always amazed at how clear Georgia’s rivers run near their headwaters in the Chattahoochee National Forest. The combination of running across rocks and being filtered by forest instead of being silted with erosion is lovely to see.
The Hickory Ridge Trail in the Cohutta Wilderness in the Chattahoochee National Forest is a favorite interior trail of mine.
This photo is from Panola Mountain State Park.
