In the Spring, the neighborhood is known for its azaleas, dogwoods, and peach blossoms but in the Fall, we have incredible foliage. This is a maple that goes straight red – even this photo doesn’t do it justice.
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Belying its name, the Atlanta History Center is mostly gardens & forest with so many nice walks & mature trees.
This photo is of Constitution Lake in Southeast Atlanta.
The Georgia Piedmont is filled with so many interesting outcrops. The most famous is Stone Mountain, but they are all up and down the middle part of Georgia.
Ube is a fun cooking starch that’s popular in Southeast Asia. It is naturally purple and has excellent texture. I found an Indonesian brand at the Buford Highway Farmers Market outside of Atlanta in Doraville. The mix is a little bit rich, but it makes a really fun pancake.
I visited Atlanta Silverbacks’ stadium. It reminded me of a Minor League Baseball game. Super chill, cheap, up close action…
I love how zinnia flowers are ridiculously easy to plant and enjoy throughout the summer. We got this packet from Southern Seed Exchange.
