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Driving along Highway 74 in the western North Carolina mountains.
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Western North Carolina, along Highway 74.
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Description of the Chattooga River in Georgia & South Carolina.
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The perils of the Chattooga River in Georgia/South Carolina. The Deliverance canoeists found that out and were injured during filming in 1971.
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Chattooga River in South Carolina/Georgia, designated as 'wild and scenic' in 1974.
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Canoeing on the Chattooga River, which separates Georgia and South Carolina. The movie Deliverance was filmed in this part of the river in 1971.
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The Chattooga River in South Carolina. Georgia is on the other side. Deliverance was filmed in this section of the river in 1971.
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Marching down to the Chattooga River in South Carolina for a canoeing adventure.
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White water rafting down the Chattooga River. Taken from the South Carolina side of the Highway 76 bridge; Rabun County, Georgia on the other side. Deliverance was filmed in this section of the river.
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Trying to figure out which direction to go on the Chattooga River in South Carolina/Georgia.
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Chattooga River in South Carolina/Georgia. The famous river from Deliverance.
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Chattooga River in South Carolina/Georgia. Taken at 'Bull Sluice', just off Highway 76. A woman is channeling the flow of the river into her stretching, on the right, then a canoeist is getting prepared.
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Chattooga River rafting. They have trips with different levels of difficulty. On Highway 76 in Rabun County, Georgia.
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Allman Brothers Band graves - Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon, Georgia. Greg Allman on left. He wrote Whipping Post, Melissa, and Midnight Rider. Duane Allman and Berry Oakley on right.
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Greg Allman (Allman Brothers Band) grave at Rose Hill Cemetery in Macon, Georgia. He wrote their most popular songs and died in 2017.
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Duane Allman and Berry Oakley (Allman Brothers Band) graves at Rose Hill Cemetery in Macon, Georgia. They died in motorcycle accidents in 1971 and 1972.
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Confederate graveyard at Rose Hill Cemetery in Macon, Georgia. Riley Womack was in Company F of the 3rd Mississippi Cavalry, Confederate States of America, and died at age 18.
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Confederate graves at Rose Hill Cemetery in Macon, Georgia. In front are D.C. Dubbs, Company B of 20th Mississippi Cavalry, and Henry Tucker of Company E, 5th Kentucky Cavalry. Rose Hill opened in 1840.
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Confederate graves at Rose Hill Cemetery in Macon, Georgia. I have many ancestors who fought for the Confederacy and other ancestors who were on the Union side. Quite a large and amazing cemetery, opened in 1840.
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Rose Hill Cemetery in Macon, Georgia. Click the photo once or twice to better see the words. It describes the history of the Confederate graveyard.
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Graves for the Schwed, Lilienthal, and Nussbaum families in the Jewish section ('Hebrew Burial Ground') of Rose Hill Cemetery in Macon, Georgia. They all lived/died in the 1800s.
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Graves of Emilie Bernd (died 1875) and Levy Bernd (born in Prussia in 1788, died in Georgia in 1868) in the Jewish section ('Hebrew Burial Ground') of Rose Hill Cemetery - Macon, Georgia. Click the photo once or twice to get a better read.
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'Hebrew Burial Ground' (in the iron arch) at Rose Hill Cemetery in Macon, Georgia. The Jewish burial section. Established in 1844
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Rose Hill Cemetery in Macon, Georgia - description of Confederate Memorial Day. Confederate graveyard on the left.
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Rose Hill Cemetery in Macon, Georgia - June, 2020. It opened in 1840 and has many interesting and artistic gravestones. On the left is Luke Ross, who was born in 1775 in North Carolina and died in Georgia in 1844.
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Rose Hill Cemetery in Macon, Georgia. Click the picture a couple of times for a better read. The Gresham family is here. Parents were born in 1812 and 1822. I like the Celtic crosses on the gravestones. I think their son was killed in the Civil War.
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Wuxtry Records in Athens, Georgia. The oldest continuously operated record store in Georgia. Some famous Athens rock stars met and have worked here, like Peter Buck & Michael Stipe (REM) and Kate Pierson (B-52s). I bought 2 CD's.
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Wuxtry Records in Athens, Georgia. The oldest continuously operated record store in Georgia. Famous Athens rock stars met and have worked here, like Peter Buck & Michael Stipe (REM) and Kate Pierson (B-52s). I bought CDs from Bob Seger & Harry Nilsson.
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University of Georgia-themed masks for sale in Athens, Georgia. The dog has a Georgia Bulldog on its face; no chance of either getting or transmitting the Wuhan virus.
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The 40 Watt Club in Athens, Georgia, one of the main music halls in town. Unfortunately closed for now. Love doesn't make up for that.
