* red indian head dress
* hunter wellies
* nose re-pierced
essential for leeds fest.
GeorgiaHorsley1Jooonnnnes Sandwich! The best kind of sandwich! Even better than ham and egg! X http://yfrog.com/kg4w9ypj
At the dock on Flickr.
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Showing posts with label Savannah. Show all posts
At the dock on Flickr.
Vines on Iron. Savannah, Georgia. Winter 2010.
Look what we stumbled upon ;D
Vines on Iron. Savannah, Georgia. Winter 2010.
10.16.2010. Gameday at UGA.
DSCN3226 on Flickr.
vibrance
It’s been years since I have been on a real vacation. Like taken a week off from work to...
Carnival-2 by wannaoreo on Flickr.
Savannah, GA. Lafayette Square, 2010, Katie (Fowler) Bernhard 4”x4”
Art Brownwood Park Atlanta Georgia Tristan Al-Haddad by wannaoreo on Flickr.
10.16.2010. Gameday at UGA.
It’s been too long.
Georgia on my Mind- Ray Charles (by joep1)
They weren’t joking about the bugs down south…
GOOD LORD.
Riverwalk in Savannah, Ga.
This kind of blew me away. When I first saw that Band of Horses had covered Georgia by Cee-Lo, I raised an eyebrow. It’s fantastic.
I’ve always wanted to go to the Georgia Aquarium just because I love going to places like that and plus it’s the biggest aquarium in the world! So on Tuesday my boyfriend took me and it was amazing! We ate lunch there and also watched the little 3D movie. Everything was so cute and pretty ! ?
UGA - Silver Britches
“In 1939, Coach Wally Butts decided silver pants would pair well with red jerseys- thus began the start of the Bulldog’s ‘silver britches.’ Although Coach Vince Dooley changed the pants to white for several years, the silver britches were brought back in 1980, and were worn during the school’s National Championship season.” - Source
Last Letters.. on Flickr.
Georgia on my Mind- Ray Charles (by joep1)
Georgia Aquarium 2 #georgiaaquarium #georgia #atlanta #diver...
This is the first time I’ve ever taken a picture of meerkats that weren’t digging, laying down or being on lookout.
Hiking across pure white sand on Cumberland Island. There are no cars there, it is a wildlife preserve with wild horses and ruins of old mansions. It’s so cool and eerie.
What we have here is a failure to communicate. (by stay.gold.ponyboy)
Lol Molly Welch hates the Faculty at CHHS. She was honestly like “FUCK THIS SHIT”
YOUR MOM IS SMART. I’M LIKE “FUCK THIS SHIT.” HOLY CRAP THIS VIDEO HAS BEEN 99% ME AND 1% Pucci. :l Also my grade sucks and didn’t donate stuff so awkward childhood memories of Irene on tape are going in it.
Summer Sunset Down South on Flickr.
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Hahahaha this is one of the first things I ever posted on Tumblr. Shout out to all the girls of Covington, except you Ashley White.
The Sun Unleashed
Explanation: On June 7, the Sun unleashed only a medium sized solar flare as rotation carried active regions of sunpots toward the solar limb. But that flare was followed by an astounding gush of magnetized plasma seen erupting at the Sun’s edge in this extreme ultraviolet image from the Solar Dynamics Observatory. Spectacular movies of the event follow the darker, cooler plasma over a period of hours as it rains down across a broad area of the Sun’s surface, arcing along otherwise invisible magnetic field lines. An associated coronal mass ejection, a massive cloud of high energy particles, was blasted in the general direction of the Earth and may have already triggered auroral activity after a glancing blow to Earth’s magnetosphere.
untitled by -szabo on Flickr.
mee
Practical House Selling Tips for Houses in Dallas Georgia: Practical House Selling Tips for Houses...
John Isner and USTA president Gordon Smith
Affairs to Remember on Flickr.Dig the retro graphics, man.
Atlanta, GeorgiaThe Silky Fountain
I had a dream last night that I got to Georgia and realized I forgot a bunch of important stuff like my cell phone charger and the perfume that Sarge loves. So of course I wake up and think I need to start packing today so I don’t do it all last minute on Tuesday night and forget things.
So I go to get my suitcase out and realize it’s still half full from when I went to visit him in April. So now I have to unpack before I can begin packing. Oh, and there’s a mountain of laundry that gives Everest a run for it’s money. I’m going to attempt to scale the mountain, wash, dry, iron, hang, fold, and pack. I suck at packing because I always over pack, especially when I don’t know exactly what I will be doing. I like to have options for what to wear, but that usually results in me packing 3 pieces of luggage for a 3 day weekend.
Of course one of those suitcases is always just toys, lingerie, hooker heels, condoms, and lube.
Fountain in Batumi.
Headed for Batumi's beach.
Beach! Pack of Americans!
First view of Signagi.
Very Italian feel.
A nice church tower.
Pirosmani, famous Georgian painter.
My GOD, the view.
Adorable puppy in Signagi.
2nd batch of highlight pictures - Batumi & Signagi.
Love this
a breeze blows in savannah.
Dawgs Slated for Three National TV Games :National Televised Games
Georgia vs. Boise State at 8PM on ESPN (Atlanta, GA)
Georgia vs. South Carolina at 4:30PM on ESPN (Athens, GA)
Georgia vs. Florida at 3:30PM on CBS (Jacksonville, FL)
Other games expected to be televised on ABC, ESPN, or CBS are against Georgia Tech, Auburn, Tennessee, and Mississippi State.
So I had my cultural trip this weekend. What does this mean? It means that I went to the lovely Georgian city of lurve, Sirhnarhi. Signagi. Sighnaghi. Choose a romanization system you like and go with it.
Anyway.
Movie night the night before, so I had way too much coffee/grease and got an hour of sleep and had digestion issues. Good framework for a trip, right? Right. So I get up, get on the train by 8:30 with my good sitemate Chris, and we trundle along to Tbilisi. In Tbilisi (around 11) we take the metro to Isani (around 11:30) and there it is hot. Screaming hot. Super hot. Sweating bullets hot. We get off at our stop, wander around, finally find the marshutka stop, and we’re all “Signagshi?” (To Signagi?) and they’re all “Signagshi, Signagshi, hmmmm, ver gavege! (insert Gallic shrug)” (To Signagi, to Signagi, hmm, I don’t know! (insert meaningless shrug)) and I’m all “AH DYING OF HEAT” and we are all “MAYBE WE SHOULD WALK IN CIRCLES THAT WILL HELP” …but then it actually did help, because we came back and there was magically a marshutka that went to the city PAST Signagi, so we got to get on that one, and then sit in it. And sit in it. And sit in it. Now keep in mind, this is a van, with as many seats as possible stuck into it, no AC, all the windows shut, as many people as possible packed in there, and it is 95 degrees and sunny outside. Stuffy is an understatement. I felt like I was dying.
40 minutes later, we whip off at a breakneck pace, and 2.5 hours later we are delivered to the most gorgeous city I’ve seen in Georgia.
It is this old medieval town high up on top of a hill with an uninterrupted set of views of everything around it, lots of old restored Georgian buildings, a cute little museum, and a nice lady with a guesthouse I cannot recommend strongly enough. It is called Lia’s Guesthouse, and her work phone number is +99595720510 if you ever want a spot to stay in Signagi. She has 2 rooms, one with a big bed, a shower, a Western toilet, internet, and a view to die for. We walked up a few of the hills/little castles, saw the churches, went into the museum and saw some Pirosmani (a famous Georgian painter) and generally chilled.
Then there was MEXICAN FOOD. This is like…unheard of in Georgia. It was a little pricey, but the guacamole was totally worth it. We came back, watched Twilight Zone episodes and crashed, then in the morning, wandered a bit more, hopped back on the marshutka to Tbilisi, meandered the bazaar very briefly on our way to the marshutka station - going to have to go back there, they were selling strawberries! Anyway, then we found a marshutka (IN THE SHADE) in Tbilisi that would drop us off at home, and sat.
And sat. And sat. We sat for almost 2 hours, it finally takes off, and it makes the 2-2.5 hour trip to our village in 1.5 hours, drops us off…just in time for the rain to start.
Slogged my way uphill, and now I’m showered, safe, warm, fed and comfortable, finally updating my pictures onto everything.
(via Antebellum Trail Pilgrimage at Georgia’s Antebellum Trail - Georgia Events - Photos - Explore Georgia)
Atlanta, Georgia
Affairs to Remember on Flickr.
Dig the retro graphics, man.
colorful bags on display ~ River Street Market :: Savannah, GA
Georgia's Cycle Of Violence Reflects Dysfunctional Politics - Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty © 2011
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Jekyll Island.
“Farmers have complained in recent weeks that their crops are rotting in the fields and orchards because migrant workers afraid of deportation are bypassing Georgia in droves”-
- Deal Wants Data On Immigration’s Impact On Farms.
My reaction to this was “Ah, stupid Capitalists.” But Dolan’s is better:
“Accidental unionization, inadverant strike. Incidental solidarity!”
the lake
My permanent site will be….Bolnisi! A medium sized (14,000 people) town right near the Armenia/Azerbaijani border, about an hour-ish from Tbilisi!
Come visit!
untitled by jake deshazo on Flickr.
Gumbyyy
Monday Motivation 6/13/11: Monday Motivation 6/13/11colorful bags on display ~ River Street Market :: Savannah, GA