Author Archives: Alice DeForest
Georgia Fishing Report: March 19, 2021 —
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Georgia Fishing Report: March 12, 2021 —
As always, if you can get outside to fish this coming week….do it. But, you may need to start stocking up and taking those allergy tablets. Ahhh-chooo! Here is a nice quote to remind us how fortunate we are when … Continue reading
Woodlawn Plantation Established 1840 — The59Club
Guyton Georgia “The Woodlawn Plantation House has gone through the Civil War, neglect, and fire, and several different owners—but has survived and continues to be used as a private residence today… 178 more words Woodlawn Plantation Established 1840 — The59Club
Georgia Fishing Report: March 5, 2021 —
March is making us spring-ready. Looks like a lot of sunshine coming this weekend so y’all get outside and get some time on the water together! NEWS TO KNOW Zebra Mussel Alert! These mussels have been found in pet store … Continue reading
1994 Effingham Fair Parade-
Century 21 Heidt Realty parade float Continue reading
New Costumes for Mickey and Minnie for Disney World’s 50th Anniversary Celebration! — Our Magical Disney Moments
**** Close-up of the embroidery and jewels on Mickey’s jacket. He’s even wearing the new 50th anniversary “diamond” label pin! It’ s EARidescent Excitement! Step into a celebratory scene at the Magic Kingdom with brand new looks for Mickey and … Continue reading
Georgia Fishing Report: February 26, 2020 —
I don’t know about you, but yesterday’s weather made me long for spring time – and it is coming, I know! The sunshine and warm temps enticed me to take some extra outdoors time and that made me feel like … Continue reading
Southern Live Oak Tree-220 Years Old —
220 year old southern live oak in Guyton Georgia Continue reading
Georgia Fishing Report: February 19, 2021 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
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Lunker Alert at Ocmulgee Public Fishing Area —
Last week was the first sampling trip back out on Ocmulgee PFA this spring for Region IV Fisheries Staff and it didn’t disappoint with Fisheries Biologist Tim Bonvechio and Fisheries Technician Will Lancett sampling a 12 lb., 12 oz., 25.2 … Continue reading