State of Georgia Things to see and do Travel Articles
- Piazzas in Atlanta by Renzo Piano – Atlanta, Georgia
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- Chris’s Virtual Vacations – North Georgia Mountains: Day Two
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Day Two: Helen (Again), Dahlonega, and Amicalola Falls After a free continental breakfast that consisted almost entirely of miniatures – little-bitty muffins, croissants that were about one-third the usual size, bagels the size of those little chocolate donuts – we checked out of our room and headed back to Helen. Our mission: to acquire our [...]
- Chris’s Virtual Vacations – North Georgia Mountains: Day Three
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Day Three: Burt’s Farm and Amicalola Falls The folks at Burt’s Farm estimate that they get about 50,000 visitors a week during the fall harvest season. People come to select their Halloween pumpkins, to drink apple cider and munch on pumpkin muffins and boiled peanuts, and to go on the two mile, twenty-minute hay ride [...]
- Chris’s Virtual Vacations – North Georgia Mountains: Day One
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Day One: Anna Ruby Falls, Brasstown Bald, and Helen Anna and I began our fall vacation to the North Georgia mountains Saturday morning a little after 7:00. The air was cool and the sky was overcast but we were too excited about our trip to care. We stopped at a McDonald’s in Buford for breakfast [...]
- Chris’s Virtual Vacations – Tallulah Falls, GA
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October 4, 2000 – A One Day Visit A century ago people called Tallulah Falls “The Niagara of the South.” It was one of Georgia’s most popular tourist spots, drawing thousands of people a year to see the mighty Tallulah River with its six waterfalls, and to hike down into the Tallulah Gorge, which is [...]
- Savannah, Georgia
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Urban Hiking in Savannah Savannah can be seen in a day if you are willing to leave your car parked, walk and be prepared for a little adventure. It seems like the most common phrase on the lips of all those who call Savannah home is “Only in Savannah!” You will come to understand this [...]
