Category Archives: Happenings
The Ogeechee River — Blog – Collective Quarterly
A Waterway In Turmoil words by Hartford Gongawareimages by Stephen Milner Legend and lore tell us that the Ogeechee River begins at the foot of the Great Ridge, in a swamp, “a greesey Marle of various colours” known as Buffalo … Continue reading
Georgia Fishing Report: February 16, 2018 —
2018 is trucking right along. Hopefully, you are able to make some time to get out there and get a little fishing done during these nice glimpses of warmer weather. We were excited to recently have the live announcement of … Continue reading
Georgia Fishing Report: February 9, 2018 —
We know, we know…you are already planning that romantic fishing trip for you and your significant other for Valentine’s Day, right? No better way to spend quality time and promote marital harmony than by seeing who can catch the bigger … Continue reading
Celebrate Georgia history on Super Museum Sunday — WSAV-TV
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — To celebrate the Peach State’s rich history and cultural life, several historic sites and museums are opening their doors to the public — for free. As a part of the Georgia History Festival, Super Museum Sunday … Continue reading
Georgia Fishing Report: February 2, 2018 —
Well, that groundhog saw its shadow this morning, that means six more weeks of winter (if you believe in that sort of thing). Will any of that keep you off the water? We sure hope not as there are certainly … Continue reading
‘Give Kids a Smile’ Free dental clinic for children, teens — WSAV-TV
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — Local dentists, hygienists and students are teaming up to provide free dental cleanings and treatment this week. The 9th Annual ‘Give Kids a Smile’ clinic will be held Friday, Feb. 2018 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 … Continue reading
New Ebenezer…Historical Site 25 miles NW of Savannah Georgia
Twenty five miles northwest of Savannah Georgia in Effingham County is New Ebenezer one of the first five settlements in Georgia USA. In 1741 the colonists who originated in the Province of Salzburg known today as Austria made this their … Continue reading
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Tagged Did you know?, Ebenezer historic site, Georgia historic sites, German ancestry, New Ebenezer, Salzburger history, things to do, Tourist information
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Georgia Fishing Report: January 19, 2018 —
Well, that white stuff always throws us Georgians for a loop, doesn’t it? But, what a nice energy burner for all the little ones in our households! Hoping for a “little bit” warmer weather to help us all get out … Continue reading
Ghost hunting on a “spring like” day in January — The59Club
I finished up my early morning “volunteer work” ahead of schedule today. The sun and 60º temperature on a January day quickly convinced me to find something to do outdoors. I happened to be in Beaufort S.Carolina, so cruising around … Continue reading
Posted in Coastal Georgia and South Carolina, Happenings, Historic and farm homes in Coastal Georgia and South Carolina, Parks and recreation Georgia and South Carolina
Tagged Coastal South Carolina, Fun facts, Haunted places USA, South Carolina travel, things to do, Tourist information
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US Southeast Coast and shell rings
This will really get you thinking about how modern a society we are. This is a replica of a shell ring that is found in coastal Georgia, Florida and South Carolina. To read more about these mysterious little villages: http://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/articles/history-archaeology/coastal-shell-rings
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Tagged Ancient shell rings, ancient societies, Did you know?, Fun facts, Oyster shell rings, Shell rings, Tourist information
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