4 Notes About Visiting Providence Canyon State Park
I was able to visit Providence Canyon State Park for the first time since I was a kid. Here are…
I was able to visit Providence Canyon State Park for the first time since I was a kid. Here are…
As part of my project to visit every Georgia State Park & Historic Site, I went to New Echota State…
Macon lost their Minor League baseball team to Rome, Georgia in 2001. They are a fun, solid mid-sized city that…
I grew up in The Philippines, on the northern end of the island of Luzon. I lived there for 8…
I’m from Atlanta, where seemingly every little neighborhood has their annual community festival. And they are absolutely awesome…and totally underrated.
Last Days of California by Mary Miller is a short, fun coming-of-age novel about the Metcalf family, embarking on a…
Pickling vegetables has been an age-old tradition in the American South. But it’s slowly dying in home cooking due to…
It’s always a good time to change up habits. And the number one habit we all have is to search…
In 1977, the Oconee Enterprise interviewed Berta Elder (my great-grandmother, aka, “Granny”). She was born in 1901 and died in…
“Overtourism” is a real problem. People blame Instagram and social media. Or just smartphones. But I think a deeper shift…
Every industry has outcomes that seem like tricks or secrets to outsiders. But for industry insiders, those outcomes are just…
Travelers Rest State Historic Site is a hidden gem in the Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites division. It does…
Right in the middle of the City of Atlanta, near the wannabe walkable, urban Peachtree Street, there is a Trader…
I’m pretty sure most of my career success is because I know more about spreadsheets than my coworkers or clients….
99% Invisible City by Roman Mars and Kurt Kohlstedt is a New York Times best-selling exploration into the unnoticed yet…
Lives of the Trees by Diana Wells is a captivating exploration into the world of trees and their profound connection…
I recently visited the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, and it was nothing like I expected. Here are seven surprising things…
Sikes Cut divides Saint George Island from Little St. George Island in Florida. It was a project where the Army…
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