A life worth having is a life with adventure
It's been awhile dear Questers. Life has been traveling at warp speed and here I find myself in 2018 realizing that 2017 was a blur. I'm excited to announce that starting in Spring, The Great Georgia Quest will be rebooted. I have so many festivals and trails lined up for the moment the weather hits …
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“A nation that destroys its soils destroys itself. Forests are the lungs of our land, purifying the air and giving fresh strength to our people. ” ~ F.D. Roosevelt My mum is one of the biggest history buff's I know. She's the one you see reading a 600 page book about Thomas Jefferson on her …
The story behind DeSoto Falls sounds like something from legends. Hopefully, you are aware of Hernando de Soto. If you aren't I'll give a quick run down about this lad in a moment. The falls were named after DeSoto because of some stories that indicated his breastplate was found at the base of the falls. …
It's been just over a year since I started The Great Georgia Quest! What an adventure it's been but there is still so much more to cover. Thanks to my friends and family who came on Quests with me. It made the memories so much more sweeter. Wish I could get this directly on the …
Let me first start out by saying I fully understand why everyone in this state loves to go to Stone Mountain. There are a lot of things to do there and I still have to go back to experience the laser show and some kayaking but I will say that I'll be procrastinating on those …
Oh Arabia Mountain, I wish I could explain how fun this place is. It's a great place for a short hike or for a long day of exploring. This quest was done on the day of my birthday, March 21st and was the first of three monadnocks. The next two blogs after this will be …
Tallulah Gorge has been a very popular tourist attraction since the 19th century. When the railway was built, it became one of the busiest tourist destinations in Georgia. They say that during that time, on a Sunday, more than 2,000 people would be seen near the gorge, at the resort or mingling in the bars. …
