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photos I took at the Ocoee, and then some
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Friday's @LangleyRoofing #WeatherWindow #PictureOfTheDay: #FieldsOfFire - #Wildfires along the #OcoeeRiver. Picture taken by Dillon Hopper, submitted to @WDEFnews12 by dad John Hopper.
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Adventure Safety - The Ocoee River - White Water Rafting
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#nature#mountain#lake#river#ocoee#view#photography#hipstaoftheday#edit#orange#a e s t h e t i c#natura
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Take me home to the place I belong
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North Georgia cabin rentals
Mountain Escapes Properties Company provides the best North Georgia cabin rentals for those looking to explore the beauty of the North Georgia Mountains. Check us out for the perfect getaway and get ready to experience the best of North Georgia with our cabin rentals!
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The Ocoee by Wind River Tiny Homes (457 Sq.Ft.)
Chattanooga, TN
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I don’t usually go for cottage style, but this little 2 bdrm. home in Ocoee, Tennessee is a fairy tale. It’s for sale for $450K.
Pretty little living room.
The kitchen/dining room is just lovely.
This bedroom and bath are on the main floor.
There’s room for a little office space on the landing.
The 2nd bdrm. is a nice large size.
Isn’t this retro turquoise bath sweet?
Cute small spare room.
The screened in porch is wonderful- look at the vintage wicker set.
Out front is a huge deck.
Pretty little pond.
The gardens are stunning.
And, the property is right on the water. This is so cozy, I can even imagine how pretty it would in the winter.
https://www.redfin.com/TN/Ocoee/145-River-Bend-Dr-37361/home/127250850
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$450,000 : East TN
145 River Bend Drive
Ocoee, TN 37361
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The Gravesite of Nanyehi-Benton, Tennessee
Overlooking the Ocoee River in Benton, Tennessee are the graves of Nanyehi (known more by her colonized name of Nancy Ward), her son Five Killer, and her brother Longfellow. Nanyehi was known as a Beloved Woman of the Cherokee because of her bravery in a battle and for how she kept her tribe safe during the American Revolutionary War.
By the age of 17, Nanyehi was married to Tsu-la and had two…
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Watch this sandhill crane disappear in the cover of Bamboo from Ocoee Bamboo Farm 407-777-4807
The sandhill crane (Antigone canadensis) is a species of large crane of North America and extreme northeastern Siberia. The common name of this bird refers to habitat like that at the Platte River, on the edge of Nebraska's Sandhills on the American Great Plains. Sandhill Cranes are known to hangout at the edges of bodies of water especially in the Central Florida region. The central Platte River valley in Nebraska is the most important stopover area for the nominotypical subspecies, the lesser sandhill crane (A. c. canadensis), with up to 450,000 of these birds migrating through annually. Wikipedia * Sandhill crane: #SandhillCrane #CraneLove #CraneMigration #NaturePhotography #BirdWatching #BirdLovers #WildlifeConservation
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The Hiwassee River - Hiwassee Ocoee State Park, Delano, Tennessee.
#outdoor photography#outdoors#forest photography#hiking#mothernature#artists on tumblr#forest#original photography on tumblr#tumblr photo blog#tumblr photographer#camping#tennessee#Hiwassee River
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Our Fun-Filled Family Labor Day Weekend
This past weekend we stayed at Getaway House for Labor Day with PJ’s cousin Lauren and her daughter and ate everything in site, stayed up way too late, and took the kids rafting for the firs time.
It all started on Friday night when we arrived at Getaway House. We’ve stayed there before, but this was the longest period of time we’ve ever spent at GH. PJ’s family came and his aunt Karen and cousin Rachel brought us the sweetest little gift basket as a thank-you for letting them use The Pavilion at Ocoee Farm for Rachel’s son’s 1st birthday a few weeks back. How thoughtful is that?
The basket was filled with all of our favorite things: cheese, crackers, chocolate, wine. They hit the nail on the head (and maybe had a little help from Lauren in picking out the items).
We ate dinner (hotdogs and chips!) and talked for hours. It was the perfect night to start the weekend off.
The next morning PJ headed off to the farm first thing to take care of a few loose ends for a few hours. Lauren and I let the kids play in the creek while we made a little setup for ourselves complete with a hammock, lounge chair, citronella candle, and our books.
After a while, PJ came back to Getaway House with a brilliant idea on how to spend the rest of the day: rafting!! The kids had never been and it felt like the perfect way to do a little resting while also having fun. It had rained all morning but by then, the rain had let up, so it felt like a sign. We loaded up and drove a few miles down the road to Webb Brothers to get our rafts and oars and life jackets.
If you’ve never rafted down the Hiwassee River, I highly recommend it. It’s peaceful and fun and slightly thrilling all at the same time. And might I suggest you use Webb Brothers? They load you into the back of a truck and drive you to the top of the river to let in so you can float all the way down.
The 10 minute truck ride is fun all in itself:
Once we put our rafts in and all climbed in each of them, the ice cold water hit me like a breath of fresh air, invigorating my senses and I instantly felt grateful for PJ suggesting we do this.
We all took turns with the kids and they were constantly (and safely) switching between rafts. Sometimes it would be one of us alone in our own raft and sometimes we’d be with all the kids. That was part of the fun and freedom of it all.
When you’re out there on the water and it’s just you and the trees on either side of you and the fresh air, you feel like you might as well be the only person alive. Just you and nature. But then you look around and see your kid’s face grinning from ear to ear because how cool of an experience is this and suddenly you’re so glad it’s not just you and nature.
We both were so happy we got to experience this with the three of them (and our cousin and her daughter!!).
Though you had to use your oar most of the time, there were many calm parts to the river where you could put your oar away and just peacefully float on down. There was a certain stillness to these times that I wish I could freeze and bottle up forever.
It’s a good thing I brought my camera to do just that.
Riah and PJ spent the most time together and every time I would look over, PJ would be messing with him with his oar or rubbing his feet in Riah’s face, much to Riah’s delight. I love how his legs are propped up on PJ’s shoulders in this picture, just hanging out. He’s so cool.
As we were nearing the end of the trip, we passed under a bridge filled with Muscovy ducks.
The next day it rained nonstop, forcing us to slow down and play card games inside Lauren’s camper while we ate cinnamon rolls. We watched our favorite Disney movies and drank soda and ate chips and did whatever we wanted. A true staycation, no?
Later that evening, with the rain still going strong outside, we were staying nice and dry inside with some wine and calming jazz music playing. My mom drove out to spend a few hours with us and decided to stay for dinner.
Speaking of dinner, PJ made one of our favorite recipes that we haven’t had in forever: Shrimp Scampi with Roasted Peppers and Spinach. It’s so easy and only takes a few minutes to throw together. Aren’t those the best kind of recipes?
2/3 of my entire world in one photo:
The kids didn’t care too much for it but everyone else enjoyed it. I made a salad and cut up some French bread and it was a hit.
We ended the night with chocolate chip s’mores, a genius idea from PJ.
Yes they were as good as they look.
By Monday morning, the rain was still pouring down. We sipped on our coffee while we made bacon and eggs and biscuits for everyone before packing everything up to head home. This weekend made us realize how much we love spending time and raising our kids with Lauren. PJ and her were best friends growing up and I love the idea that our kids will be the exact same.
She is so easy going and if we forgot something, she had it on hand (salt and pepper, medicine, bug spray, you name it). I'm already looking forward to our next adventure together.
And though we were sad to be leaving everyone and heading back to real life (and work), there was something so refreshing and rewarding about walking in our front door. We immediately started cleaning up and unpacking and putting things back in order.
It felt so incredibly good to be home, as it always does when coming back from a trip, no matter how close or far away.
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Tagged By: @astarkey thank you for always thinking of me!
Name: liz
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Favorite Bands/Favorite Solo Artists: fall out boy, the mountain goats, taylor swift, my chemical romance, alex porat, waterparks, imagine dragons, the monkees, kenny loggins, Mika, mitski, wrinkle neck mules, the decemberists, lindsay lohan, frank iero, elton john, mike curb congregation, adam lambert, halsey, marina and the diamonds, Seanan mcguire, john lloyd young, lupe fiasco, etc...
Last Movie: promising young woman
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When did I create this blog: may 2014 i think
What I post: chaos
Last thing I googled: “a7la meaning”
Other Blogs: nada
Do I Get Asks?: not often but when i do it makes me happy!
Why I chose my url: i needed to change my url because someone i did not want to find my blog did and i had this one saved and adore george harrison so here we are
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What am I wearing: red ocoee river white water rafting shirt
Dream job(s): these days-nothing really. i guess something with decent work/life balance where i still earn enough to be comfortable
Favourite Food: pasta carbonara
Nationality: American
Favorite Song(s): Currently, my favorite songs are:
wilson (expensive mistakes) // fall out boy
no children // the mountain goats
all too well // taylor swift (both versions)
the sharpest lives // my chemical romance
you are the reason // alex porat
famous last words // my chemical romance
blood // my chemical romance
royal // waterparks
thunder // imagine dragons
Currently playing on repeat: the interrupters. i’m seeing them in concert soon and i wanna get more familiar with their catalog
Last book I read: the hill we climb by amanda gorman. currently reading game of thrones by george rr martin (so much better than the show, i hope he finishes them)
Top 3 fictional universes I'd like to live in: our flag means death (let me help ed, stede, and izzy realize they belong in a throuple and then they adopt me and become my pirate dads to say thank you), what we do in the shadows (movie or tv show but i’d wanna be a vampire. yes i do just want to live in the mind of taika waitit thank you for noticing), or the west wing (this above all others by miles. i want our politics to actually be like that. and i want leo mcgarry to be alive and also my dad. happy fucking father’s day)
Tagging (but only if you want, i know this isn’t 20 but i have social anxiety): @poolsidescientist, @marthaskane, @alexturner-ismysenpai, @rpatbatbirbs, @souloben
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Mountain View Cabins In Georgia — Luxury Way To Explore The Nature
When we want to stay away from the hustle and bustle of daily life, natural places appeals many of us a lot. North Georgia has everything for a relaxing gateway. Set amidst the peace the national forest, the beautiful cabins offer perfect accommodations for a family vacation, newlyweds couples or other visitors. Also, the luxury cabin rentals in Georgia and Tennessee are sure to appeal to those who won't accept average.
From large 6 bedroom cabins to cozy studio getaways, you can find properties of all shapes and sizes with beautiful mountain views. The mountain-view cabins in Blue Ridge, Blairsville and the Ocoee river area are close to all sorts of outdoor activities - the Blue Ridge Scenic railroad, horseback riding, mountain biking, Ocoee river whitewater rafting canopy tours and more.
Mountain view cabins in Georgia is the best way to turn this season into a wonderland of joy and adventure; from outdoor escapade to cozy indoor lodging. Explore the artistry and charms of small mountain towns, where clean crisp air blends seamlessly with the warmth of southern hospitality. Such trips allow you to explore, engage and make the most of the season’s charm with selected activities.
Mountain escapes has cabins closet to Ocoee River whitewater rafting, with most cabin rentals within 30-40 minutes of the nearest rafting outfitters. Most of cabins give closer view of the mountains
Whether you take one vacation a year or travel more frequently, finding the right accommodation can be stressful and time-consuming. The best thing about such rentals is that it can simplify that part of the vacation-planning process. The best service provider offers the best cabin rentals to suit every occasion and budget.
With the options of wide rental cabins, you can choose the ideal rental for your trip. There are also cabins of every size in multiple budget ranges. You can find ease in refining your search by price. This gives you a wonderful option to stick to your predetermined budget.
No matter what time of the year you plan your Georgia trip, private cabins in North Georgia is the best way not merely to make your stay comfortable but even outdoor activities so enjoyable.From skiing and ice skating in the winter to hiking and swimming in the summer, you can create an exciting and active vacation experience. Other fun-loving activities that you can engage with include trout fishing, white water rafting, mountain biking and many more.
So whether you’re planning a romantic gateway or a vacation for a large family, Mountain Escape Properties have the resources to keep your rental property occupied by short-term renters. They as well take care of the cleaning, maintenance and general upkeep.
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