Sweetwater Creek

Sweetwater Creek State Park View 09 2018

This photo is of Sweetwater Creek which flows through one of the best State Parks in Georgia before joining the Chattahoochee River. Even though it’s in the Piedmont, the sharp reliefs and tree species around the Creek make it reminiscent of North Georgia,

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