Amelia Island has been inhabited for centuries, has been under eight different countries’ flags, and has seen everything from pirates to bootleggers to shrimpers. It’s no wonder then that the seaport village of Fernandina Beach has a historic district spanning 50 blocks and has over 400 structures listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Continue reading
Fernandina Beach is the northernmost city on Florida’s Atlantic coast, making it the closest Florida beach for many Americans looking for a summer vacation. We spent the Fourth of July weekend at Fernandina Beach, so I’m bringing you the scoop on how to enjoy a long weekend getaway at Fernandina Beach and Amelia Island. Continue reading
If you’re looking for dinosaurs, culture, and hands-on science experiments in Atlanta, then Fernbank Museum of Natural History is the place for you! You’ll have seen some posts about Fernbank on my blog before, so I thought it’s time to give you an in-depth guide to visiting this fun museum. Continue reading
Summer is heating up in Atlanta! There are plenty of ways to have some fun in the sun in Atlanta during the summer. Continue reading
Every weekend is a new adventure at the Georgia Renaissance Festival! The festival has just closed out its 34th year of merriment with the Highland themed weekend, going out in a blast of bagpipes. Continue reading
Downtown Ellijay, Georgia has antique stores, local crafts, restaurants, creative murals, and plenty of southern charm. Continue reading
Set against the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains, the small town of Ellijay, Georgia is known as the Apple Capital of Georgia. But for Memorial Day Weekend, we weren’t here for any apple picking; we visited Ellijay with a group of friends for a relaxing cabin getaway in the mountains. Continue reading
