The Cohutta mountains in Georgia’s section of the Appalachians are not especially high, but their topography is unique enough to generate their own weather.
This section of Chestnut Lead Trail was socked in with dense fog while the sky just over the ridge was clear with blue skies.
I think some people own dogs and do the 10,000 steps thing just to have an excuse to walk. Walking…
This photo is of Sweetwater Creek which flows through one of the best State Parks in Georgia before joining the…
There aren’t that many independent garden shops around. But GardenHood is one that is a hidden gem on the east side of Atlanta. For such a small space, they have a great selection of plants, trees, and shrubs. Their space is always fun to meander through, even you have no plans to purchase that day.
The Hickory Ridge Trail in the Cohutta Wilderness in the Chattahoochee National Forest is a favorite interior trail of mine.
Muscadines are highly underrated. They are really the only native grape to North America. I love that they grow so well in The South. They grow freely and everywhere in the forest, but they’re also cultivated like on this farm in middle Georgia.
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