Are you ready to see the first total solar eclipse to cross the whole United States in almost 100 years? I’m prepared for it, and it’s not too late for you to prepare too because I’ve hunted down a ton of helpful links for you! Continue reading
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Georgia Hikes: East Palisades Trail
When we need a break from shooting the ‘Hooch, we turn to hiking the ‘Hooch. And we made sure to bring along our hammocks because we heard there was a great spot in a bamboo forest, so we made like panda bears and headed for the bamboo! Continue reading
What You Need to Shoot the Hooch
It’s summer in Atlanta, and that can only mean one thing — it’s time to Shoot the Hooch! We have evolved since our Shoot the Hooch adventure last year. This time, we embarked without the help of an outfitter, which means we had to gather the essentials ourselves. And after going tubing practically every weekend so far this summer, we’ve become plenty prepared. So here’s everything you’ll need to set out on the Chattahoochee yourself: Continue reading
Is the Blacklight Slide Event Worth It?
Blacklight Slide boasts of an incredible glowing experience on the largest nighttime slide in the country. You get to race down inflatable slides filled with glow-in-the-dark water, dance to local DJs, and get covered in neon glow. But is the event worth the hours of line-standing you’ll have to do? Here’s the breakdown: Continue reading
How to Have a Rollicking Good Time at the Georgia Renaissance Festival
The gates of Newcastle opened this past weekend, and for the next couple of months when you enter through these gates, you will be transported back to 16th century England! Enter, and prepare thyself for merriment. Continue reading
A Guide to the Atlanta Dogwood Festival
With spring comes the annual Atlanta Dogwood Festival. If you missed it this year, then now is the time to start planning for next year. Here’s what you need to know before you go: Continue reading
Biking the Silver Comet Trail
Bike along a fully paved rail-trail built along abandoned railway lines. You can even bike 61.5 miles of it, if you were so inclined. We, however, opted for an 8-mile bike ride. Continue reading
