Georgia Pic thread.. (Atlanta, Savannah, Dahlonega: power lines, homes, neighborhoods)

[Keeper]

OK... here you go..

Remember, post only your OWN pictures.. Pictures from photo websites or any copyrighted site are not to be posted unless you have permission from the owner of those pictures.

[Cruikshl]

Thanks Keeper I can't wait to see my beautiful Georgia!

[Katsmeeyow]

Great Idea! Can't wait to see the pictures!

[jkmewright]

Okay, I am kinda lazy so here's a C-D link with some small town GA and farmland pics.

http://www.city-data.com/forum/georg...ics-ya-ll.html

[atlantagreg30127]

Some of mine taken over the last year or so...


Georgia Aquarium:



One of many victorian homes in the Inman Park neighborhood of Atlanta:



"The Vortex" - restaurant in the Little Five Points neighborhood of Atlanta:



"Dancing Granny" - people dancing at the Inman Park Arts Festival (last year):



Wild Daisy flowers taken at Callaway Gardens (Mid-Western Georgia):



Pear Tree buds, also taken in the Callaway Garden area:



That's it for now. Sorry for the varied looks - I store them on Pbase and post them in different areas that require different "looks". I'll have to dig through to find more Georgia-related as opposed to mostly Atlanta rated pics.

[pnc66]

These were all taken last August in and around Black Rock Mountain SP in Rabun County.

The one of the church is in Mountain City, GA. I wish I could have gotten the shot without the power lines in the way. It's on the road coming down from the park. The one next to it is of the view looking in the opposite direction next to the church, as if you were heading back up into the park. The other town is Clayton.

It was quite hazy the week we were there so the views from the park didn't show up as well as I had hoped - still, it is very pretty there.

Blessings,
pnc

[Galounger]

So far all I've gotten with my new digital camera are Spring snapshots of South Georgia. Hope you enjoy atleast a little. More pictures to come soon hopefully.

[atlantagreg30127]

Here's a link to my Flickr album with some shots of the North Georgia towns of Dahlonega and Helen:

North Georgia Mountain Towns - a photoset on Flickr

It was a cloudy, cold, damp day when I went up there so the pics aren't great, but gives an idea of the towns at least. They're worth a visit for any visitors thinking of it, but between the two I'm probably more fond of Dahlonega.

[true2teal]

GA National Cemetary


Holbrook Campground



Tornado damage at the Westin - March 16th



Euharlee covered bridge



More pictures can be found on my Flickr page.

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