Monthly Archives: May 2009

James H. “Sloppy” Floyd State Park

We’re running out of time! 12 more parks to visit and only 5 weeks left until our self-imposed deadline. We’re cramming to visit them all so this weekend was another roadtrip to see several parks. We hit John Tanner first, … Continue reading

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John Tanner State Park

Of all the state parks we’ve been to in Georgia (over 52 now) this one is the simplest. It’s a lake with a beach. That is about it. Of course there are some other amenities but they all revolve around … Continue reading

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Warm Springs Fish Hatchery

As we left Warm Springs I spotted a sign that said “National Fish Hatchery” so I turned and followed that road. I guess I figured if it was an official national hatchery there must be something special about it. It … Continue reading

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Little White House

I’ll address your burning questions right now – no, little Obamas do not live in the Little White House. Little White House was Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s home away from the “big” White House. He came to Warm Springs in the … Continue reading

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Trey Scores a Short Film

Trey is a regular star in my little movies, but for this one he also assumed the role of composer. Trey created the entire score to this flick using Brian Eno’s “Bloom” iPhone app. Watch this video in HD on … Continue reading

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Fort Yargo State Park

Having lived in all sorts of different places (and even continents) growing up, it’s hard to define a specific town as my hometown. If I had to choose one in the US it would be Winder, GA. I lived there … Continue reading

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