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.
There’s a lovely Magnolia tree in Grant Park that has the largest, most fragrant blooms I’ve ever seen or smelled.
Mother Nature doesn’t want you goofing off on the Pacific Coast beaches.
One of the best views in Georgia. The tower platform is locked, but you can climb the steps to check…
This pedestrian bridge crosses Northside Drive at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. It is one of the most controversial and irksome pieces of infrastructure in the city of Atlanta.
Looking over the pond at Kubota Garden in Seattle, Washington
I always imagined the Okefenokee Swamp to be mostly dark, green, cypress forest. It’s not. It’s mostly open “prairie” covered in a couple feet of water. It’s beautiful, haunting, and full of life. But the lack of trees really gives a sense of how big the place is.
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