Book Review: 100 Things to Do in Savannah Before You Die by Lynn and Cele Seldon
100 Things to Do in Savannah Before You Die by Lynn and Cele Seldon is a must-have travel companion for any visit to this gorgeous southern city.
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Georgia has been one of my favorite states to explore. From the coast at Savannah to the north Georgia mountains, I have thoroughly enjoyed my time road tripping across this state.
100 Things to Do in Savannah Before You Die by Lynn and Cele Seldon is a must-have travel companion for any visit to this gorgeous southern city.
A complete list of the 56 presidential homes in the U.S. open to the public for guided tours.
Visit these historical sites to learn about 28th President of the United States Woodrow Wilson and his wife Edith Bolling Wilson.
Discover what there is to do see and do at Fort Pulaski National Monument between Savannah and Tybee Island, Georgia.
Anna Ruby Falls in Helen, GA is beautiful and accessible. Here’s how you can discover this waterfall for yourself and enjoy the rushing sounds of a waterfall in North Georgia.
Ever wondered where the highest point in Georgia is located? At 4,786′ Brasstown Bald has a visitor center, museum, and observation deck with stunning views.
The Pirates’ House has a long history as a tavern and inn, but the restaurant today is the best part with friendly service, a comfy dining experience, and fantastic food.
I only had two days in Savannah. It wasn’t enough time to do everything I wanted, but it was enough time to capture some amazing photos of this beautiful southern city.
Each of these five northeast Georgia state parks has a unique feature, lots of outdoor recreation, and more than a few reasons to spend some time in a campground, cabin, or lodge.
Toccoa Falls is the tallest free falling waterfall on the east coast, located on the campus of Toccoa Falls College, just outside the town of Toccoa, Georgia.
It was the most terrifying road I’d ever driven, but once I reached the summit of Bell Mountain in Georgia it was also one of the most spectacular views I’d ever seen.
Gorgeous mountain top views, charming little towns, and waterfalls around every bend in the road made Northeast Georgia an exciting and beautiful place to spend a little bit of time.