Providence Canyon in Georgia is one of the most curious little areas in Georgia. It’s “man made” via massive erosion and bad farming…but it’s also beautiful and has been thoroughly taken back by nature. It’s like a small window into the Earth, if humans were gone. The rock layers and formations are a stunning contrast to the pine (and azaleas / dogwoods in Spring).
While visiting Boston, I got to walk up to Bunker Hill (i.e., the one battle that every American kid learns…
This photo is of the former Turner Field looking from Downtown. Even though Atlanta doesn’t play baseball there anymore, I’m…
The Beltline arborteum is an underrated, but seriously appreciated part of the project. In the Spring, I love seeing all the native plants and flowers blooming along the trail. The Westside, with its larger easements, has especially large plantings.
One aspect about Mount Rainier National Park that I think gets taken for granted is that, because it is in such a remote, rugged area that the natural resources did not really get exploited by European settlers before it was named a national park.
I’ve been through Savannah several times, but never on an extended trip. In May, I got to visit for a…
The Georgia DOT rebuilt the interchange between GA 400 and I-85. They added a couple of new flyovers. It’s been…
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I’m Nate Shivar from Atlanta, Georgia, USA. I love nature, public lands, books, and the old-school Internet.
