This is an overdue post. This was taken back in December timeframe. Totally forgot about it. The park was very nice. Georgia has SO many places to visit and things to do and eat!
This area is over the bridge on the right. There were people splashing in the water. There is also a table nearby. The bridge at the far end of the playground. The playground was big enough for a lot of kids to play. There are two separate playgrounds. The smaller one is geared towards kids 2-5 and that is over the hill past the parking lot. This is the smaller playground for the young ones. There were some holiday decorations such as this tree. Iâm sure it looks pretty at nighttime.
This park is pretty awesome. There are trails everywhere, not sure how long they are but Iâm sure you can get a decent workout.
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The last few months have just been so blahhhh. Everything just feels like itâs in a time loop. I decided to take the kiddo to my parents for a bit to lighten up the mood. SC is a great place to be! If you havenât been, check it out! We were specifically at Seabrook Island. Itâs private but you can get a day pass.
Their food is great especially the sweet potato fries. Itâs a bit expensive but thatâs to be expected.
My grumpy two year old lol. We woke up early to see the dolphins feed. We saw quite a few dolphins! My fav time of the day đ„° Mommy and baby swimming. This sunset was just MAGNIFICENT! I felt like I was in a dream. We had the whole beach to ourselves. It was a bit chilly but it felt warm under the sun. I love the beach. My poor baby had a terrible stomach virus and gave it to me and so that was terribly exciting đ€ȘAnother beautiful sunset.
This beautiful cemetery sits atop Myrtle Hill at the confluence of the Etowah, Oostanaula and Coosa rivers.
âUnimpeded view of downtown Rome, Georgia, to the northeast, the Etowah Valley to the east, and the Appalachian foothills to the south, the cemetery boasts spectacular vistas and historic significance which combine to make it one of the most unique in the world.â Standing on the top terrace was really spectacular, just overlooking the town. These steps were quite steep, and there were some lose stones, so be very careful! My favorite adventure buddyâ„ïžStairs leading to the top terrace. It was a bit nerve wrecking to walk alongside the hills but it was worth it! Just stick near the walls if youâre afraid of heights đThis was the second terrace looking down. Near the top view.
Notes from the park
-Parking is in front of the mausoleum
-No public restrooms
-Steep steps, wear sneakers if youâll be climbing up instead of driving
I canât get enough of sunsets. Theyâre just beautiful and reminds me how lucky I am to be alive.
My girlfriends and I decided to take a mom and babies only trip here to SC, and boy oh boy it has been a trip!! Everything else is fine except we caught a stomach virus according to the doctors. Weâre still dealing with it a little bit but it has definitely put a damper on our little getaway. Nonetheless it was good to have a different scenery.
This is an island I visit pretty frequently throughout the year.
When I was little I used to think these sea foams were clouds that fell from the sky. If youâre ever in this area make sure to visit the Angel Oak Tree! Itâs a magnificent 400 year old tree that is larger than life. The beach at Seabrook Island during the day. This beach is private, thus youâd never have to worry about the crowd. It rained off and on throughout the week. This here is the Bohicket Marina, great eateries and view of the sunrise and sunset. More beaches down the road from Seabrook Island. This was from Kiawah Island, island next door. We ended the trip with dolphin sightings!! We got there just in time to see them feed.
It has been a very gray and dreary week so I decided to take my family on a short road trip to see the Berry College campus. Let me tell you, it was a beautiful campus! Very LARGE, in fact, itâs the worldâs largest college campus.
It was very cold and breezy but we persevered. Since our toddler wasnât feeling the weather we only stayed a little over an hour. We didnât get to see half of the campus since it was so big.
We decided to just walk around these beautiful buildings. I can just imagine how beautiful it would be in the warmer months with all the foliage and flowers blooming fully. I wish I had known about it sooner.
We had the whole place to ourselves which was nice. Obviously the inside of the buildings were closed to the public but there are scheduled tours available.
