News and Happenings from Around the Region

Posted by on October 21st 2008 to Festivals, Fairs, and Events, Hotels, resorts, News and Happenings, Photo Gallery - Florida, Photo Gallery - Georgia, Photo Gallery - Louisiana, Photo Gallery - Mississippi, Photo Gallery - South Carolina, Southern Byways, attractions
News and Happenings from Around the Region

Events

EcoFocus Film Festival in Athens, Ga., on October 23-26, is designed to promoted awareness on environmental issues through the big screen. The festival features 12 environmental films and 25 environmental short films
And while I’m talking about the northeast Georgia area, the 9th Annual Fall Wine Fest Fundraiser in Watkinsville is scheduled for October 26. Benefiting Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation (OCAF), the event includes wine samples from vinters around the state, food from regional restaurants, silent auction with works from local artists and much more.
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Wormsloe Road – Georgia

Posted by on September 03rd 2007 to Photo Gallery - Georgia, Plantations, Things to See in Georgia, Vacation  Tagged , , ,
Wormsloe Road – Georgia

There is just something haunting about trees draped in Spanish Moss!! Apparently the road leads to the ruins of an old plantation. Now that’s what I want my driveway to look like leading up my house. It looks as if I’m going to have to move!
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Today’s Destination – Chickamauga-Chattanooga National Military Park

Posted by on July 02nd 2007 to Civil War, Photo Gallery - Georgia, Southern Byways, Things to See in Georgia  Tagged , ,
Today’s Destination – Chickamauga-Chattanooga National Military Park

This is the nations oldest and most visited national military park. In 1863, the Union and Confederate armies lost 34,000 men.
Did You Know…
The four Union generals given credit for bringing an end to the Civil War (Generals Ulysses S. Grant, William T. Sherman, George H. Thomas, and Philip Sheridan) were all in Chattanooga in the autumn of 1863.
For more info…

P.O. Box 2128
Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia 30742
Phone Inquiries… (706) 866-9241

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Cypress Swamp with Reflections, George Smith State Park, Georgia, USA

Posted by on April 16th 2007 to Photo Gallery - Georgia, Vegetation  Tagged , , ,
Cypress Swamp with Reflections, George Smith State Park, Georgia, USA

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72nd Annual Tour of Homes March 22 – 25, 2007

Posted by on March 14th 2007 to Famous Homes, Gardens, Photo Gallery - Georgia, Southern Byways, Things to See in Georgia  Tagged , , , , ,
72nd Annual Tour of Homes March 22 – 25, 2007

“For more thean 70 years, Savannahians have opened their doors to share the beauty of their homes and gardens in a unique non-profit charity event to provide funds for community outreach and preservation programs. During each day of the tour a different neighborhood is featured. Guests are offered the opportunity to visit approximately six sites, which include both private homes and/or gardens during a three hour period. Tours are self-guided, so you may visit the tour sites in any order and at your own pace and Tour volunteers will assist you. The homes vary in age, …read more

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Tybee Lighthouse, Savannah, Georgia

Posted by on August 24th 2006 to Photo Gallery - Georgia, Southern Byways  Tagged ,
Tybee Lighthouse, Savannah, Georgia

“Ordered by General James Oglethorpe, Governor of the 13th colony, in 1732, the Tybee Island Light Station has been guiding mariners safe entrance into the Savannah River for over 270 years.”
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Magnolia Springs State Park

Posted by on May 25th 2006 to Camping, Civil War, Haunted Places, Parks, Photo Gallery - Georgia, Things to See in Georgia, Wild Life  Tagged ,
Magnolia Springs State Park

Magnolia Springs State Park is known for its crystal clear springs flowing 7 million gallons of water per day and the beautiful boardwalk which spans the cool water. During warmer months, visitors may watch for alligators, turtles and other wildlife near the springs. A free, freshwater aquarium features native species, and a 28-acre lake with accessible dock are available for fishing and boating. During the Civil War, the site was called Camp Lawton and served as “the world’s largest prison.” Today, little remains of the prison stockade; however, the earthen breastworks which guarded it may still be seen.
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World of Coca Cola

Posted by on May 24th 2006 to Photo Gallery - Georgia, Things to See in Georgia  Tagged , ,
World of Coca Cola

If you are in the Atlanta, Georgia area while exploring the “byways” you might want to check out what Coke has for you…

Welcome to World of Coca-Cola®! Browse the world’s largest collection of memorabilia that celebrates the refreshing beverage that was created here in Atlanta in 1886. While Coca-Cola was first served at a small pharmacy soda fountain near Underground Atlanta, it is now served over 1 billion times a day and is enjoyed in over 200 countries across the globe. Come discover the history of this global brand. We look forward to welcoming you soon!

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Map of Georgia

Posted by on May 23rd 2006 to Maps, Photo Gallery - Georgia  Tagged
Map of Georgia

I’m going to be sending you on a Ghost Walk in the coming days, so you are going to need to know where Savannah is located!!

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Snow in Georgia

Posted by on May 18th 2006 to Photo Gallery - Georgia, Videos, Weather  Tagged ,
Snow in Georgia

Now this looks more like where I live, but even I have to admit, it does look awfully pretty. Apparently this is what Georgia looked like in 2001!

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