Georgia, one of the
original 13 states of the United States, is comparable in size to New York. Georgia was once the economic giant of the South, but because of rapid growth of the surroundings and crop destruction it was forced to regain momentum. The nature of Georgia, is
unique and actually touches two bodies of water. The Atlantic Coastal Plain touches the Gulf Coastal Plain and comprises about two-thirds of the state. Sprawling salt marshes, and rolling hills that claim much of the state.
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October 25, 2007
Things to do in Georgia
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Centennial Olympic Park - Enjoy live concerts, the
fountain of rings, outdoor ice skating on Atlanta's only
outdoor ice-skating rink, non-stop festivals and much
more. This park was designed to give guest a beautiful
relaxing place to enjoy. Go for a walk, watch a live
show, participate in many activities, or shop in the
merchandise store at the Visitor's Center. This is a
nice place to enjoy the outdoors.
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Wild
Animal Safari - Pine Mountain Wild Animal Safari is
500 acres of wild life you have to see. This park is
surrounded by animals from every continent in the world
except for Antarctica. Take a tour on the Zebra van or
drive through in your own car. See a large number of
Ligers - half Lion/half Tiger, giraffes, bears, rhinos,
zebras, buffalo, alligators and many baby animals too.
Take a break and have some delicious food in the Safari
Cafe then make sure you stop by the gift shop to
purchase your favorite souvenirs and unique items.
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Savannah
History Museum - From 1773 to the present, come
explore the history of this community which has many
displays full of information. Explore the many exhibits
on display such as the Revolutionary War Battle of
Savannah, Forest Gumps' bench, rare canoes from 1800's,
old weapons and military uniforms, and even fashion
clothing from the 19th and 20th centuries. There are
over 10,000 artifacts to view also.
November 13, 2007
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