***** Since Disney World reopened in July 2020, there are still plenty of characters in the parks, you just can’t interact with them up-close and personal anymore. All of the character Meet & Greets have been suspended and we don’t expect them to return until sometime in mid-2021. The characters come out at random intervals […]
via Socially Distanced Character Encounters at Disney World: Worth It? — Our Magical Disney Moments
If you had to pick one place in Georgia to fish…where would it be? The variety of water body types we have is pretty incredible, such as mountain streams, large reservoirs, lazy rivers, swamp water trails, and coastal saltwater. How do you select from such a smorgasbord of excellent spots? Wherever you fish, be sure…
via Georgia Fishing Report: August 14, 2020 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
Did you know that when you purchase a Georgia fishing license you are investing in the conservation of our natural resources? You are! Find out more HERE. Want info about what type of license you might need? Click HERE. Need to purchase a fishing license? Get one HERE. Fishing News to Know – Quite a…
via Georgia Fishing Report: August 7, 2020 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
July is coming to a close today. Despite the overwhelming news that is out there in this world of ours today, let’s try to make August the best month of the year. 40 more words
via Georgia Fishing Report: July 31, 2020 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
***** Disney World announced an update to their planned reopening dates for several on-property resorts. Here’s the revised reopening timeline through November 1st: July 29: Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort Aug. 24: Disney’s Yacht Club Resort Sept. 21: Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa Oct. 4: Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort (delayed from August 12) Oct. 14: […]
via Disney World Delays the Reopening Dates for Several Resorts — Our Magical Disney Moments
Have you really and truly lived a good southern life if you haven’t spent a whole day fishing and then fried up a “mess” of catfish for dinner? Catfishing provides great opportunities for new and experienced anglers. Georgia’s public waterways are home to several species of catfish, including channel, white, blue, flathead and bullheads (consisting…
via Southern Summertime Includes Catfish Angling — Georgia Wildlife Blog
YOU. You need to get outdoors. Yes, I am talking to you. Whether it is a solo trip or a full-fledged family “staycation” trip, go get outside. Georgia is home to so many opportunities, including Public Fishing Areas, Wildlife Management Areas and more (looking at you Georgia State Parks) where you can hike, fish, camp,…
via Georgia Fishing Report: July 24, 2020 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
Don’t let the summer slip away – it’s time to put your finger on the map and pick a location (or two), and make a few day trips to public land. Or, for the more adventurous, make it an overnight camping trip! Georgia Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) and Public Fishing Areas (PFAs) provide a multitude…
via Top 5 Things to Do Outdoors in Georgia — Georgia Wildlife Blog
**** One of our favorite places at Epcot is ‘The Land’ pavilion. The Land covers six acres, making it Epcot’s largest pavilion. It includes a cool futuristic glass greenhouse. The 2.5 million square foot facility is dedicated to human interaction with the land itself. It explores how humans can both use the land for their […]
via Epcot’s Living with the Land — Our Magical Disney Moments
Are you using the outdoors to benefit your mental health? Maybe you should. According to a Psychology Today article, “The most common positive benefits were significant reductions in stress and anxiety after time spent in nature, as well as increased positive affect, or elevated mood.” So, don’t let stress weigh you down – try to…
via Georgia Fishing Report: July 17, 2020 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
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