Georgia Photos

I apologize for neglecting this blog for so long. I have started a 365 Photo Project, which you can view here:

http://picasaweb.google.com/sbrahn/365Project2010

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I took a little trip up to Berry College with some friends on Sunday and got some pretty good photos.

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If you haven’t been up to Fannin County lately, I highly recommend it!

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I’m late posting these, but I got some great pictures this past summer.

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The lake was almost dried up last year. Good to see it’s making a comeback.

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I took a trip up to Springer Mountain, which is the southern terminus for the Appalachian Trail. The weather was perfect!

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Kennesaw Hall – Kennesaw State University

Yes, that’s Kennesaw Mountain taken from the campus of Kennesaw State University.

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I went to the Stone Mountain Laser Show last night.  It was a sight to see as I’d never been to one before.  I have a lot to learn in snapping fireworks pics, but I thought I’d include a couple here for you to see. Please try to ignore my amateur photography “skills.”

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My dad and I did some photowalking and driving around Rome, GA on Saturday. Here are some of the results.

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I had the pleasure of spending some time in Fannin, Gilmer, Pickens, and Gordon Counties earlier today. Here’s how things are looking.

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I visited a school up in Pickens County today, and I got a great shot of the mountains near Jasper.

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In the middle of the square in Dahlonega is their gold museum.  This used to be city hall and is a beautiful centerpiece to one of our most picturesque towns.

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Scenes from the little known waterfall near Dahlonega aptly named “the Edge of the World.” As we trekked in we met a professor with textbooks and samples in tow coming from this haven from the outside world. This is a great place to go.

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When we visited North Georgia recently, and took our picnic at the “edge of the world” we enjoyed watching this beautiful chocolate lab retrieving a buoy for his master. He was a year and a half and so excited to frolick in the waterfall.

This is Georgia. The man and his pet were complete strangers and yet neighbors. We traded stories about Labrador retrievers and how energetic they can be. We admired this fine animal as he strove to go in the fastest moving part of the waterfall. It was truly a joy to watch this animal. In Georgia we love animals and we always take time to swap stories with “neighbors” — even those we don’t know!

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Recently, my husband took me to Dahlonega for my birthday. We love to get a pic nic lunch and hike to a reclusive waterfall called “the edge of the world.” We saw so many amazing things there. I particularly loved this portion of the half mile hike back out from the falls.

North Georgia is truly beautiful and is our favorite place to vacation.

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