As soon as we crossed the border, we stopped at Big Rosie's Pecan Stand in Valdosta for some Georgia pecans. These have the highest antioxidant level of any nut (yay!). I bought a huge bag of praline pecans for my daughter and told her they were candy (but I may have eaten more than she did).
Big Rosie's Pecans, Valdosta Georgia |
We stopped in Macon and strolled the streets. What a gorgeous town! I learned that it has the largest collection of antebellum mansions in Georgia. Sadly, we were a week too early for the annual Macon Cherry Blossum Fesival, but the trees were already blooming and we had a wonderful time walking through the city. In preperation for the event, all of the shops, houses, and buildings had pink floral wreaths. So beautiful!
Leaving Macon, we ambled on our way up to Athens. For more Georgia treats, we stopped for hot boiled peanuts on Lake Oconee.
Stopping in at Lakeshore Community Church in Milledgeville.
Lakeshore Community Church, Milledgeville Georgia |
After church, Lucy swung by the old Country Bumpkin cafe in Milledgeville to tell them about DealerzGoneWild.com. However, this location was closed! So sad, we may have to stop by their Atlanta location to let them know about this great new website!
Country Bumpkin Cafe, Milledgeville, Georgia |
Carol's Fruit Stand, Farmington Georgia |
Stopping for church again in Farmington, GA. I just liked the sign outside :-)
Freeman Creek Baptist Church, Farmington Georgia |
Alright Goergia Bulldogs, look for us getting our St. Patty's Day party on in Athens!
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