Ten years of living in Georgia
It was a big change. Coming from an urban desert, but over time Ive really enjoyed my time in The South. I put together some clips of the last few years during my adventures in Georgia.
I have had the opportunity to visit local farms, and find quality produce that meets the needs of a healthy lifestyle. They even gave me free hay, it was old but I was able to grow Potatoes in it.
While out in the county, we come across dogs roaming the little roads. In this case this dog had an owner but its always funny seeing that.
Visiting the Cohutta Mountain range gave me views that was hard for my brain to process. So many trees, hundreds of thousands of tree tops if not millions. And hills going for as far as I could see into the haze. Giving the Blue Ridge mountains their names.
Fort Mountain State Park offered some of the most amazing views of the Appalachian Mountains that I have ever seen.
Living in a forest comes dealing with downed and sick trees, they make great mulch though. Using this mulch to stop erosion, lock in moisture and to feed live plants has been beneficial.
The furry and human friends ive made along the way. Many have joined me on Steem. Such as @activate.alpha @ibt @whangster79 @ryulincoln and others.
Crystals, minerals and just cool rocks ive found visiting Graves Mountain and the Diamond Hill Mine.
Building an archery and throwing knife log was alot of fun. Until @ryulincoln's Tomahawk Split it. The log was from a local fallen Pine tree. A co-worker gave it to me this piece of Pine.
Looking forward to what the next decade brings me and my friends. I still have many places in Georgia to visit. I got a great start on visiting over a dozen State Parks last year. Hoping 2020 Ill get to see many more. And bring my cameras and hopefully some friends along for the adventure.
Music by Aaron Lewis - Country Boy
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It's so nice there. I really like it. Everything is creen !
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It sure is, everything has a chance to refresh its leaves in the spring and summer.
thanks alot for the curation and the comment.
So clean and pure, air must be refreshing. Thanks so much for sharing @solominer👌🙏
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I do love the fresh air. Thanks alot
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Nice photo, thanks for sharing
Hah thanks alot
Hi Dear Friend @solominer.
You do a formidable job. And in fact, I'm sure you enjoy it a lot, because traveling and knowing places is one of the greatest pleasures of life.
There are also the experiences you may have with the people (and animals) that cross your path.
I don't know Georgia, but with your audiovisual production I could enjoy a small tour. Thanks for sharing.
All best, Piotr.
Thanks alot for the comment. Usually just see you in my messages. Yes traveling has been quite beneficial to me. It's been a great learning experience. And planning on doing just that.. more content soon to come.
Hi again @solominer
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Thanks :)
Yours, Piotr
Living close to the natural world is my ideal. Growing up in NYC , now living in a rural suburb is a stark comparison.
Sure is quite a difference. I like how I have lived in both places to appreciate the difference.