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www.lakeburtonhome.com for VIRTUAL TOURS

!e Meeting House on Lake Burton $5,900,000

Family Fun on Lake Burton $2,150,000Swept Away on Lake Burton $2,645,000

Enchanting Estate on Lake Burton $5,900,000

Tucked Away Cove on Lake Burton $1,950,000

Perched on Lake Rabun $1,995,000

Mountain Re"ections on Lake Burton $2,695,000

FEATURED HOMES

Rustic Elegance on Lake Burton $3,300,000

Julie BarnettREALTOR

Cell 404-697-3860

141 S. Main St.Clayton, GA

706-212-0228

Leigh BarnettREALTOR

Cell 404-931-3636

!e above information is believed to be accurate, but is not warranted.

Journey's End on Lake Burton $4,200,000

16+ Private acres in Persimmon $485,000

Laurelwood Cottage on Lake Rabun $1,650,000Serendipity on Lake Burton $1,550,000

!e Lodge at Goldmine Falls $579,000

Glassy Mountain Re"ections on Lake Burton $995,000

Cute as a Button on Lake Burton $1,050,000

141 S. Main St. Clayton, GA 706-212-0228

Quarter Moon Place on Lake Burton $1,150,000

Laurel Falls on Lake Burton $1,395,000

3+ ac. Lumbermen's Retreat on Lake Burton $1,675,000

Charming Cabin on Lake Burton $1,495,000

1.6 ac. & Private Dock on Lake Burton $375,000

Forever Young on Lake Burton $1,195,000

Home Port on Lake Burton $1,475,000

Belle Vue on Lake Burton $1,150,000

www.lakeburtonhome.comfor a complete listing of properties and VIRTUAL TOURS

O"ce - 706-212-0228 Julie - 404-697-3860 Leigh - 404-931-3636!e above information is believed to be accurate, but is not warranted.

Charlie Mountain View on Lake Burton $995,000

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Whether it is your natural mother, your adopted moth-er, your grandmother or that special someone that raised and loved you, a breakfast is a perfect way to honor them. It isnt that hard to make it special; it just takes a little planning. Some of these recipes can be made ahead or at least partially made ahead, so all you need is a brewed bever-age or fruit juice and a smile to make it their day.

Garlic Cheese GritsServes 4

1 Cup regular grits4 Cups water1 Tablespoon salt1 Stick butter8 Ounces grated sharp Cheddar cheese2 Tablespoons Worcestershire sauce1 Roll garlic cheese

7YLOLH[V]LU[VCook grits in salted water.Add butter, cheeses and Worcestershire sauce.

Stir until cheeses are melted.Put into greased casserole dish and bake for 15

20 minutes.

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1 15-Ounce box Raisin Bran3 Cups sugar*\WZWSHPUV\Y5 Teaspoons baking soda2 Teaspoons salt4 Eggs, beaten1 Quart buttermilk1 Cup vegetable oil

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minutes.This batter will keep 6 weeks in the refrigerator in

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Jam Filled Tassies

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T\MUWHUZJV]LYPUN[OLZPKLZHUKIV[[VTZFill with your favorite jam and bake 15 20

minutes.

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Breakfast QuicheServes 6

6 Eggs2 Cups milk1 Pound sausage6 Slices bread, torn into small pieces1 Teaspoon salt1 Teaspoon dried mustard1 Cup grated Cheddar cheese

7YLOLH[V]LU[VCook crumbled sausage and drain well.Beat eggs and milk together.Add sausage, bread, salt and mustard to egg

mixture.Pour into greased casserole and top with

cheese.Bake for 45 minutes.This can be made ahead and even frozen. Al-

low 5 10 minutes extra cooking time if baking frozen quiche.

Fluffy Egg and Cheese PieServes 6

1 8-Count refrigerated package crescent dinner rolls8 10 bacon slices, fried and crumbled1 Tomato, thinly sliced 1 Onion, thinly sliced1 Cup grated Cheddar cheese3 Eggs, separated*\WZV\YJYLHT*\WV\Y;LHZWVVUKYPLKVYLNHUVSalt

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teaspoon salt and beat until well mixed.In another bowl beat egg whites until stiff.

Gently fold whites into yolk mixture and spread over cheese layer.

Bake for 35 minutes or until the top is golden brown and an inserted knife comes out clean.

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Planning to visit North Georgia Wine Country? There are now more than 25 vineyards with farm wineries stretching across our North Georgia Mountains.

Twenty are members of the Winegrowers Association of Georgia >(. 12 Spies Vineyards & Farm, Cartecay Vineyards, Cavender Creek Vineyards & Winery, Chateau Meich-try Family Vineyards & Winery, CeNita Winery, Crane Creek Vineyards, Ellijay River Vineyards, Engelheim Vineyards, Habersham Vineyards & Winery, High-tower Creek Vineyards, Montaluce Winery & Estates, Paradise Hills Win-ery, Resort & Spa, Sautee Nacoochee Vineyards, Serenberry Vineyards, Se-renity Cellars, Sharp Mountain Vine-yards, Stonewall Creek Vineyards, The Cottage Vineyard & Winery, Tiger Mountain Vineyards and Yonah Moun-tain Vineyards.

Other North Georgia wineries include The Georgia Winery, Boutier Winery, Currahee Vineyards, Three Sisters Vineyards, Frogtown Cellars and Wolf Mountain Vineyards. The latter two formed The Georgia Fine Wine Alliance in 2012.

Its About Wine

Georgia wines date to early Spanish explorers whose journals describe a grape that surely is the Muscadine. In 1733, General James Oglethorpe founded the Colony of Georgia with a business plan to export wine and silk to the Old World, but European grapevines and mulberry trees were no match for Georgias climate, in-sects and diseases.

Thomas Jefferson famously ex-perimented with European and native grapes but it took a Richmond, Vir-ginia physician to propagate a native grape around 1820 that made a good dry wine and now carries his name, Norton. By the 1890s, with the de-velopment of new fungicides and

cultivation methods, vineyards began to appear, especially in West Georgia and Haralson County where a local de-veloper enticed, from Ohio to Georgia, several hundred Hungarian immigrants with the offer of free land for vineyards.

.LVYNPHZ^PULPUK\Z[Y`V\YPZOLKwith little regulation and no taxation and, by 1900, Georgia was the sixth largest wine producer in the nation. It all came to an end in 1907, with the passing of the Georgia Prohibition Act, 12 years before the 18th Amendment prohibiting the sale and distribution of alcohol was passed on the federal lev-el. When Prohibition was repealed in 1933, California was quick to replant European wine grapes, while native Muscadine grapes were replanted in South Georgia.

Uncorked From Vine to Wine North Georgia Wine Trail

by Carla Fackler

North Georgia Vines

In 1979, Gay Dellinger planted Euro-pean Vitis vinifera and French-American hybrids at her Split Rail Vineyard near Cartersville. The following year, Tom Slick WSHU[LKOPZYZ[vinifera vines near Baldwin and named his new venture Habersham Vineyards after the countya dry county at the time. In Braselton, Nancy and Donald Panoz planted their YZ[NYHWLZH[Chateau Elan Winery and in Ringgold, Dr. Maurice S. Rawlings es-tablished The Georgia Winery.

Tom, Donald and others soon realized the state needed to catch up with the burgeoning wine industry nationally and established the Georgia Grape Grow-ers Association in 1981 and lobbied the state for farm winery legislation. (As

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the law neared a vote, Tom stored his YZ[ OHY]LZ[ PU YLMYPNLYH[LK [Y\JRZ HUK^HP[LK[VTHRL^PUL;OLMHYT^PULY`law passed in 1983 allows small-scale production and retail sales at farms that grow and use their own grapes in wine production. It also allows for satellite tasting rooms.

By the 1990s, vineyards with farm wineries and tasting rooms were pop-ping up across North Georgia. In 2002, the Winegrowers Association of North Georgia was formed and soon changed its name to Winegrowers Association of Georgia>(.:[L]L.PIZVU^OVjoined the Habersham Vineyards man-agement team in 1987, was elected as >(.ZYZ[WYLZPKLU[ZLY]PUNMVYHKL-cade. Among the founding members were Blackstock Vineyards, Crane Creek Vineyards, Frogtown Cellars, Haber-sham Vineyards, Three Sisters Vineyards, Tiger Mountain Vineyards and Wolf Mountain Vineyards.

When Steve joined Habersham Vineyards, the winery and tasting room were located in Baldwin, and he com-muted daily for a year from his sisters cabin in Otto, North Carolina, and then a condo in Claytons Kingwood Resort. On his drive to work, Steve recalls stop-ping at stores in the whole corridor to take orders and would make deliv-eries on his way home. I must have delivered 500 cases that year, he adds. The winery and tasting room for Haber-sham Vineyards is now located in White County and is part of the Historic Na-

coochee Village. The vineyards are lo-cated near Clarkesville and Clermont.

WAG members soon focused on amendments to the existing farm winery legislation to enable off-site direct-to-consumer shipping and Sunday sales. Steve notes that WineAmerica and the >PUL0UZ[P[\[L*HSPMVYUPHHUK[OLPYSVI-byists assisted in the campaign. We targeted key legislators to go after. HUK HSS >(.TLTILYZ QVPULK PU [Vhost and wine and dine legislators. They made trips to the Georgia state capitol on a regular basis with stops at Departments of Agriculture, Commerce and Economic Development. Bill Stack, a co-founder of Tiger Mountain Vine-yards, now with The Stack Farm, worked with the Georgia Department of Trans-portation to create signs for and develop a Georgia Wine Highway.

Today, all WAG member vineyards NYV^ ]PUPMLYH HUKVY -YLUJO(TLYPJHUO`IYPK NYHWLZ MVY UL KY` ^PULZ HUKmany also grow or produce wines from [OL5VY[VU NYHWL ;OLYL HYL HMSP-ate members, representing lodging, din-ing and shopping. Eric Seifarth, Crane Creek Vineyards, is president.

More Wine Organizations

Several WAG wineries are also mem-bers of the Mountain Wine Country Co-op, which includes wineries in North Georgia and Western North Carolina. Ike Roberts Paradise Hills Resort & Spa is president.

South of Atlanta are vineyards with primarily Musca-dine grapes. The Georgia Muscadine Growers Association was formed in 1975 and Greg Ison of Isons Nursery and Vineyards is president. Georgia is the nations largest pro-ducer of Muscadine grapes.

West of Atlanta are several new vineyards working to YLLZ[HISPZO[OL^PULPUK\Z[Y`[OH[V\YPZOLKWYPVY[V7YVOP-bition. The Vineyard and Winery Association of West Geor-gia was formed in 2011 and focuses on growing southern disease resistant grape, such as Blanc du Bois, Norton, Vil-lard Blanc and Lenoir. Doug Mabry is executive director.

Beyond a regional focus, a statewide organization rep-resenting all Georgia grape growers and winemakers was recently formed, Georgia Wine Producers, to promote the .LVYNPH-HYT>PUL0UK\Z[Y`KY`HUKZ^LL[^PULZ;OLVY-NHUPaH[PVUZYZ[TLL[PUN^ HZOLSKPU-LIY\HY `3HYY`3` RPUZCartecay Vineyards, is president.

Dont miss the Appalachian Wine, Jazz & Art Festival

June 12th & 13th at

The Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds

Hiawassee

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Have you ever wanted to try that new restaurant but you werent sure what was on their menu? Wish you knew what restaurants there were in your neighboring town? Maybe you are in the mood for outdoor dining or looking for a restaurant with an impressive wine list but how do you know where that is?

Every day at lunch a great debate goes on... whats for S\UJO&>LOH]L[V[Y`[VUKH^LIZP[LHUK[OLUZLLPM[OLYLis a menu there and maybe there is and maybe there isnt. To stop and look up a website is sometimes an inconve-nience too. So whats the answer? We think weve got it. >OH[PM`V\OHKHSSVM[OLTLU\ZPUVULWSHJL&,HZ`[VUKeasy to use and easy to choose where you wanted to eat!

>LHYLVUP[>VYRPZ\UKLY^H`MVY[OLYZ[L]LY+PU-ing Out Guide from the Georgia Mountain Laurel. A guide full of menus that you can refer back to again and again. A guide well make available for visitors staying in North-east Georgia, those who are visiting for the day or those who live here year round. Everyone is going to want one on hand and each year theyll want a new one!

Restaurant owners are going to want their menu to be included in this guide. It is a once a year purchase and the people who are picking it up and taking it home are hungry! They are looking for somewhere to eat and if your restaurant is not there theyll be eating down the street. The Dining Out Guide will be delivered throughout the year meaning that hotels, inns, B&Bs and Chambers in Rabun, Habersham, Towns and Franklin, North Carolina will have these in stock to put in their rooms or hand out to visitors. 3VJHSOPNO[YHMJI\ZPULZZLZ^PSSOH]L[OLT[VZOHYL^P[Othat customer who is asking where to get a great burger or shrimp cocktail. We will have the guide on our website in digital format and it will be shared on our Facebook regu-larly. Your guide will easily reach 50,000 +.

Dining Out Guide to Hit the Streets in June!

This guide is way past due; something weve needed PUV\YVMJLMVY`LHYZ>LHYLWSLHZLK[VILW\[[PUN[OPZ[V-gether and you can look for it to hit the streets in June, just in [PTLMVYZ\TTLY[YHMJ0M`V\HYLPU[LYLZ[LKPUTHRPUNZ\YLyour restaurant is included give us a call at 706.782.1600 or e-mail gamtnlaurel@windstream.net.

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Hoping to receive funds to ap-ply toward preserving thou-sands of hours of interviews recorded on old magnetic audiotape over the -V_YL4HNHaPULs 48-year his-[VY `-V_YLHWWSPLK[VYLJLP]LM\UKPUNfrom Rhapsody in Rabun, a neighbor-PUN*SH`[VU.LVYNPHUVUWYV[VYNH-nization whose purpose is to support V[OLY SVJHS UVUWYV[Z (\KPV[HWL PZa moderately fragile media, subject to degradation and failure with age, so -V_YL ^HU[LK [V K\WSPJH[L HZ T\JOas possible of the aging tape collection before early signs of integrity and qual-P[` PZZ\LZILJHTLZLYPV\Z-V_YL^HZsuccessful in their bid with Rhapsody, and was chosen to receive the 2013 Rhapsody in Rabun event proceeds for the project.

-V_YL YLJLP]LK MYVTRhapsody for the project in Novem-ILY HUK HU HKKP[PVUHS contribution from Dr. Anna Noe, who learned of the project and wanted to OLSWLUZ\YL[OLWYLZLY]H[PVUVM-V_YLZinterview recordings. The project bud-get included minimal equipment pur-chases, so that the bulk of the funding could be applied toward labor costs, putting a small team of area residents to work for about a year. Earline Carver )LULLSK ;\JRLY +P_VU 3PZH .PI-son and Holly Williamson were hired and started operating tape decks and recording software on December 2, 2013.

The stated goal of the project was to digitize as much audiotape source material as possible, with the goal of preserving the contents for the future. Priority was placed on older, more-fragile tapes, and work progressed steadily over the following months, with Holly and Tucker digitizing mate-YPHS MYVT YLLS[VYLLS [HWLZ^OPSLEarline and Lisa worked primarily with TVYLTVKLYUI\[SV^LYX\HSP[`H\KPVcassette tapes.

In mid-July 2014, Earline and Lisa completed the main cataloged collec-tion of audio cassettes, and moved on to special collections, miscellaneous tapes and relatively recent materials,

including material from the 45th Anni-versary Book. Together they generated HWWYV_PTH[LS`KPNP[HSH\KPVSLZ(each side of a cassette tape is counted PUKP]PK\HSS` ^P[O YLJVYKPUNZ YHUNPUNfrom a few minutes up to full tapes of 30, 45 or 60 minutes per side.

1\Z[\UKLYKPNP[HSSLZ^LYLgenerated from reel-to-reel tapes by Tucker (who left the project in March HUK /VSS ` 9LLS[VYLLS [HWLZtypically contain 60 minutes per side, HUKTVZ[YLLS[VYLLS [HWLZ^LYLSSLKcompletely.

Through this diligent crews efforts, nearly every inch of magnetic tape in the archive was digitized by the end of 2014. All total, the project generated approximately 3,365 hours of inter-views and music recordings, yielding [LYHI`[LZVMKPNP[HSH\KPVSLZUV[JV\U[PUNIHJR\WSLZ

Each member of the project crew found something that they truly ap-preciated from listening to decades of -V_YLJVU[HJ[Z/VSS`LUQV`LK SPZ[LU-ing to interviews of Harriet Echols and Marie Mellinger, and especially noted

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[VYLLS[HWLZ4HNUL[PJ[HWLKLNYHKLZV]LY[PTLZV-V_YLTV]LK[VKPNP[PaL[OLcollection before any recordings were lost. Hired with funding from Rhapsody in Rabun 2013, Holly Williamson operates a computer recording station with a reel-to-reel playback deck a professional-grade Otari brand deck donated to

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that some of the interviews of Aunt Arie Carpenter were recorded in ste-reo, directly onto reel-to-reel and that formats superior audio quality made it sound like Aunt Arie was in the room and speaking directly to her. Earline personally knew many of the contacts whose recordings she digitized, and noted that while she enjoyed learn-ing new information and occasionally new phrases or words along the way, hearing some of the contacts again makes you miss the folks. Mary Car-penter, Lawton Brooks and Janie P. Tay-lor were among her favorite contacts to listen to. Lisa also enjoyed Lawton Brooks, as well as Earlines father Buck Carver and more recent material col-SLJ[LK MYVT MVYTLY -V_YL 4\ZL\Tcurator Robert Murray before his pass-ing in 2008. Lisa also commented on the large number of things she learned from the interviews, and how enjoy-able it had been, with the typically-quiet work routinely punctuated with chuckles, snorts and outright rolling laughter. Holly summed it up by say-ing, There is an unimaginable trea-sure trove here in these tapes.

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As a young boy growing up through the Great Depression of the 1930s and WW II in the 1940s I was taught at home and in school to love my country, be proud of it and be a patriot. At home we heard news of the war on the radio. In high school brief re-

ports on the progress of WW II were handed out on a single sheet to every student. War was not hidden from us and we learned thereby. I recall seeing the one where General George Patton led an invasion force into North Africa to NO[[OL.LYTHUZ;OLSVUNISVVK`YVHK[V]PJ[VY`PU,\-rope had begun for American forces.

Today I dont see the same unifying love of country that led American civilians at home and troops at war to go all out for victory. Our youth arent getting the same kind of education regarding our historical and spiritual roots as we children received then from parents and teachers. We also learned of the great principles in the Constitution and laws [OH[PUZWPYLKJP[PaLUZ[VNO[MVYV\YJV\U[Y`HUK\UP[L^P[Oallies in the name of freedom.

May is a month that emphasizes these national and spir-itual roots that undergird Americas history. May 6th is Na-tional Day of Prayer. George Washington, who led America to victory over England, prayed, Almighty God; We make our earnest prayer that Thou wilt keep the United States in Thy holy protection; that Thou wilt incline the hearts of the citizens to cultivate a spirit of subordination and obedience to government; and entertain a brotherly affection and love

for one another and for their fellow citizens of the United States at large

V-E Day falls on May 8th, commemorating the great Al-lied landing at Normandy that cracked open Hitlers defenses and eventually led to victory. May 10th is Mothers Day; let us honor our mothers and thank them for their love and sacri-JLPUU\Y[\YPUNHUKN\PKPUN\ZPU[VYLZWVUZPISLHK\S[OVVK

On May 16th we commemorate Armed Forces Day. It PZ J\Z[VTHY` [V SV^LY [OLHN [VOHSM Z[HMM VY OHSMTHZ[ PUhonor of those who died for their country. We are reminded to thank and pray for those many who are left crippled and without an arm or leg, with brain damage or left blind.

Memorial Day is May 25th a day to honor the multitudes of war dead throughout our history. After the tragic Civil War folks in the Northern states began to hold decoration days where they decorated the graves of those that died in [OL*P]PS>HY;OLYZ[VMJPHSVIZLY]HUJLVM^OH[ILJHTLMemorial Day, proclaimed by General John A. Logan, took place on May 30, 1866. The celebration was held by the Northern states until after World War I, when instead of just OVUVYPUN[OVZLSVZ[PU[OL*P]PS>HYP[^HZVMJPHSS`JOHUNLKto honor those dying for our country in any war.

It is staggering when one looks at the cost of wars to see the millions of men, women and children whose lives were taken and millions more left crippled and destitute and the enormous destruction of material things. George Washing-ton made good sense when he said the United States should maintain a military force strong enough to discourage any attack against us. If united, with high moral purpose and backed by strength, we become a strong and vibrant nation; the leader of the free world.

Echoes from the HillsLearning from Special Calendar Days

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Goofy-footed on a skimboard, surfboard or skateboard simply means to place your right foot forward and this story could very well end on that good-footed note -

on a wooden board - but write on, I must.

My next-door neighbor THKLV\YULPNOIVYOVVKZYZ[skimboard when he rounded the edges of a plywood board and rode it across a wave-retreating beach. I tried this sand-sliding device but never got the hang ten of it, learn-ing instead how quickly ones UVZL JHU SS ^P[O ZHS[^H[LYand sand when the boards leading edge dug in. On a wooden board with the wrong foot too far forward.

I once set foot on a surf-board but hit my head on its LKNL^OLU[OLYZ[^H]L[OYL^me. I left that sport to my bet-ter sporting brother who had quite the knack for it. After that wrong-footed day, I came

UVJSVZLY [V Z\YUN [OHUSurfToons 4HNHaPUL, published in 1965 by Motor Trends publisher Robert Peter-

son. Unlike Mad 4HNHaPUL, with its left-leaning satire that I little cared about in those Leave It To Beaver years, the content of SurfToons and its companion CarToons were good-hearted, re-spectful, gentle and relaxing.

Good-heart-ed, respectful and relaxing is [OL KLUP[PVU VMdtente. D-tente is a pause in the midst of strained relations, a time more conducive to

good-hearted conversations - with right

feet, goofy-footed forward once and for all.

And who can ar-gue with that? So bring on the Toons

- while our mad, mad, mad, mad world rages on, in the midst of chaos.

In Stanley Kramers epic 1963 comedy Its a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, Ding Bell, played by Mickey Rooney,

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exclaimed chaotically, >OH[KV`V\TLHU ^OVZ`-PUN [OLWSHUL&5VIVK`Z`PUN[OLWSHUL - and who among us hasnt come to that same worried thought?

Thank goodness Sylvester Marcus, another Mad World character, fearlessly said, Thats what Im here for. To save you.

What, me worry? was Alfred E. Neumans motto during his 1956 presidential candidacy, an election he didnt have a cartoons chance of winning. He was also Mads mascot and very off-kilter spokesman. Six years later in 1962, the world was worried about the Cuban missile crisis, wishing President Kennedy and Castro were instead sharing a Spy vs. Spy laugh, a cup of rich Cuban coffee and a couple of hand-rolled cigars - while 0^HZOPKPUN\UKLYT`M[ONYHKLHPYYHPKKLZRHZRPUN>OH[PU[OL^VYSKHT0KVPUN\UKLYT`M[ONYHKLHPYraid desk? And whos going to save us now?

4`IYV[OLYHUK0THKLV\YYZ[ZRH[LIVHYKZ^ P[OYPK-ing roller skates on a wooden board. With every crack-the-whip from behind a skater-pulling Schwinn, it was impossible to keep our good footing; too often thrown off. It would have been easier had our feet been nailed to the board - which reminds me of the nail I once drove clean through my foot while trespassing in a home un-der construction - which reminds me of another Mans nail-binding story, on a wooden board, where He took our worries upon Himself and nailed them to the cross.

Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Re-QVPJL3L[`V\YNLU[SLULZZILL]PKLU[[VHSS;OL3VYKPZnear. Do not be anxious about anything, but in every sit-uation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, pres-ent your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirableif anything is excellent or praiseworthythink about such things. Whatever you have learned or received or heard from me, or seen in meput it into practice. And the God of peace will be with you. Phi-lippians 3.

And theres nothing mad about that. Only good and goofy - in a right foot forward way, following in His foot-steps, every step of the way. All because of one Mans grand stand.On a wooden board. Once and for all. And One for all!

Steve is a mechanical folk artist, the creator of The Good Woodleys, a little line of good standing people,

the founder of Power/Full Productions, the publisher of 2,500 long lost Fanny Crosby hymns and now

the Goodley Words author. He and his beloved wife Chevin live and work at Splendor Mountain in Rabun

County, Georgia. Steve can be reached at pop@thegoodwoodleys.com.

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Hardman Farm is the newest jewel in the crown of Georgias State Historic Sites. The Hardman House sits in the beautiful Nacoochee Valley with a view of the areas well known gazebo atop an ancient mound. This area is ripe with history and one of Northeast Georgias most beautiful landscapes. The mountains in this area are some of the oldest in the world.

near Unicoi State Park, Anna Ruby Falls was named after Captain Nichols only daughter Anna Ruby. She and her father rode horses over their large estate and enjoyed rides to the Anna Ruby Falls area.

The second family to own the house were the Hunnicutts who lived there during the summers from 1893 to 1903. +Y 3HTHY[PUL.YPMU/HYKTHU^HZ [OLthird owner of the Hardman House and owned it from 1903 to 1999 at which time the family donated the house, farm and land, including the Indian Mound to the Georgia State Parks system. Dr. Hardman had been Governor of Georgia from 1927-1931 and spent many summers with his family at their beloved Nacoochee Valley home.

Exploring Northeast GeorgiaHardman Farm - Georgias Newest State Historic Site

By Kitty Stratton

The gazebo atop the Indian Mound ^HZI\PS[I`[OLYZ[V^ULY*HW[HPU1HTLZNichols. The mound was excavated in 1915 and there was evidence of approximately seventy burials. The artifacts that were found are on loan to the Smithsonian Institution. It is probable that the mound predates the Cherokees and dates back to the mound builders. 6ULWPLJLVMWV[[LY`MYVT[OL]HSSL`VVYis on display at the Pottery Museum in Sautee.The Hardman House is amazing in that it has been lovingly preserved for over one hundred years without much change to the original structure. The Italianate style house was built in 1870 by Captain James Nichols, who lived in Milledgeville with his wife and family. The family suffered during the Civil War and Captain Nichols, a Civil War veteran, recovering from malaria needed a quiet and peaceful place for his family to rest and recuperate. The beautiful waterfall

The tour includes a look at many of the original outbuildings including the separate outdoor kitchen building, servants quarters, a spring house, carriage house and the large barn that housed the Nacoochee Dairy operation from 1910 until the mid-1920s. Visitors will learn how the milk was processed and transported from the Nacoochee railway station.

The Hardman House and outbuildings are open to the public four days a week on Thursdays through Sundays with tours currently at 10:00 AM, 12:30 PM and 3:00 PM. The tour lasts for one and a half hours and includes an extensive history of the house including the many outbuildings. The Indian Mound is not available for tours. Reservations for guided tours of the house and outbuildings are recommended. Visitors must be accompanied by park staff when inside buildings. Group reservations are required and can be made by calling 706 878 1077.

;PJRL[WYPJLZHYLMVYHK\S[ZMVYZLUPVYZHUKVSKLYJOPSKYLUHYLHUK`V\UNLY[OHUHYLEntrance to the property is off Hwy 75 coming into Helen on the right just past the intersection of Hwy 17 and Hwy 75. The visitors center is in the red brick I\PSKPUN ^OLU `V\ YZ[ [\YU PU H[ [OLproperty.

More information about Hardman Farm and scheduled events can be viewed at the following website

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After two weeks of cold, snowy weather, this Sunday afternoon found us in Ti-ger, Georgia with brilliant sunshine and much warmer weather. We were down this way to meet with R. B. Thrift to photograph and talk about his breathtaking yellow and white 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air hardtop.

And, it was beautiful to behold! Fresh from David Parkers Old Station Detailing Shop, it was eye-popping perfection. R. B. shared that he has owned this beauty for 23 years, YZ[IYPUNPUN[OLIVK`OVTLVUH[YHPSLYHZOPZthen 3-year old daughter exclaimed, Daddy, we have a new car! It would be 14 years of blood, sweat and love before that new car would see completion, but so worth the wait.

R.B.s 55 is powered by a 350 cubic-inch engine with 355 horsepower and its transmis-sion is an Auto Turbo 400.

R. B. Thrift and Shannon Fountain live in the Tiger community of Rabun County, Geor-gia. R. B. is an independent contractor and YLHSLZ[H[LPU]LZ[VYHUK:OHUUVUPZ[OLV^ULYoperator of Expectations Salon in Mountain City, Georgia. Collectively, they have 5 chil-dren and 7 grandchildren.

The 1955 Chevrolet (sometimes referred to as the 55 Chevy) is an automobile made by the General Motors, Chevrolet division in 1955. It is considered a huge turning point for

WHEELSR. B. Thrifts 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air

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the manufacturer and a major success. It was available in three models: the 150, 210 and Bel Air. The cars popular shoe-box body style and chassis were carried over to 1956 (with changes to some of the front and rear aesthetics), and then carried over to 1957 (where the body was lengthened several inches in the rear and more drastic aesthetic changes were made). Chev-rolet retained the same body and chassis for the 1955, 56 and 57 model years. These years are extremely sought after by col-lectors and enthusiasts and are often referred to by the given UPJRUHTLVM[YP]LZ

Our thanks to Tony Allen for providing the photo shoot locale.

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Franklin and Surrounding Areas of

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Main Street - Franklin, North Carolina

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For a Couple Hours One Day...Howie Raby was raised in Otto, North Carolina. While work-ing at the Dillard House, he met and later married Tiger native, Kathy Watts. Eventually, after attending UGA, both worked as