This photo is from walk on the north end of Grant Park. It’s Atlanta’s original city park and home to Zoo Atlanta.
Even though the park has lost a lot of tree cover over the years, it’s still incredibly beautiful to walk through.
The Eastside phase of the Atlanta BeltLine was the first major section paved and open for business. The New York…
Walking around Atlanta where there’s constantly changes coming.
I first saw “Fantastic Lava Bed” on a map of Lassen Volcanic National Park and was like “ok, that’s a funny name” – but yeah, they totally live up to their name. They are huge, scenic, and quite fantastic!
Rabun Bald is the second highest point in the state of Georgia. It’s also one of the wettest spots east of the Mississippi River. I also love it because unlike Brasstown Bald, which has a parking lot, a paved trail, and a visitor center on top, Rabun Bald has only the remains of a fire tower.
I planted a peach tree in our backyard. It’s fitting for Atlanta, but the tree thinks that Winter is ending…in…
The southern side of the Okefenokee is surprisingly open with few trees. It’s a water “prairie”.
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