The Ogeechee is a real treasure. It is one of the few unspoiled rivers we have left, and I grew up about 10 miles from it. These photos were taken by the Highway 119 Bridge, just north of Guyton.
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The Ogeechee is a real treasure. It is one of the few unspoiled rivers we have left, and I grew up about 10 miles from it. These photos were taken by the Highway 119 Bridge, just north of Guyton.
Start Slide Show with PicLens LiteSome relatives of mine and I went to Juliette Georgia to eat at the Whistle Stop Cafe on Saturday. Juliette is very small town on the Ocmulgee River and is very picturesque. We did have Green Fried Tomatoes and Vidalia Onion Rings. We have eaten both of the dishes when in season for years. Juliette is a lovely place to visit if you are passing through.
Start Slide Show with PicLens LiteFrom the left comes the Etowah. From the right comes the Oostanaula. Their convergence forms the Coosa, which snakes its way through Georgia into Alabama. It joins with the Tallapoosa and becomes the Alabama River. Its final destination is Mobile Bay on the Gulf of Mexico.
