We pulled into MCG last week and I noticed that we had an audience up on the hill. The plan was to back in perfectly parallel with the pad while not running over anything; shockingly, I did so, perfectly. But I still heard a familiar guffaw. Turned out to be Linda, the erstwhile pig cooker [...]
Archive for March, 2011
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Watson Mill Bridge State Park. learn more about this awesome park and campground at http://www.gastateparks.org/WatsonMillBridge
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Stubborn cat! When we started this trip as usual, we strapped the fat cat in his harness and leash! Neither one of us want a sail cat, so, for his safety he gets strapped in. So, you ask “why not use a cage?” Not this cat, are you kidding? He freaks out on us so [...]
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Beads! Red, white and green By now, I’m sure you are wondering why I would blog about beads, little small plastic ones you string for a bracelet or necklace. We arrived at little Talbot Island SP and once we set up the campsite, we sat off on a 1.2 mile hiking trail. It was a [...]
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March 14, Watson Mill Bridge State Park. I got you Mutha Fuka! It was a a busy day hiking a new trail at Watson Mill Bridge SP, we discovered a river with some great rapids and it was not the one you see flowing under the Bridge at Watson Mill Bridge SP, but behind the [...]
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Crooked River State Park, Ga. Nice park, clean, large lots, picnic tables, firepit, limited tv channels, and if you have VirginMobile Broadband2Go, you will get a signal. Lots of places to hike, and it is a photographers dream for it’s scenic view! For more information, visit gastateparks.org!
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This is a great little park, however, unless you have some really good jacks and levelers, lot 16 is a tough one! Other than that, it’s everything you would expect from an island and camping. Shade, firepit, picnic table, lake, fishing, etc. If you camp here, get out your camera! There are loads of great [...]
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I could hear the sound of a bear in the woods, or at least I thought I did. So, I opened my curtain and listened carefully…. sounded like it was outside my window, no… so I slowly opened the curtain on Johns side of the bed, being ever so careful not to wake him and [...]