Here are some pictures Mark took of the yard over the weekend…..We planted those azalea bushes about 25 years ago, and, my, how they have grown!
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Thinking of warmer days….
My old Riccar served me well – I bought it when we returned from our honeymoon 27 years ago. Now, out with the old, in with the new!
Biking on the Silver Comet Trail is a wonderful way to spend the day with family or friends.
Starting in Smyrna, GA, the Silver Comet Trail spans over 60 miles, running through Cobb, Paulding and Polk counties. By the end of summer 2008, the Silver Comet Trail will connect to the Chief Ladiga Trail at the Georgia/Alabama state line, extending the trail another 100 miles and terminating in Anniston, Alabama.
The Silver Comet Trail is a great place to ride, walk or jog. The paved, mostly flat trail, spans some beautiful and scenic vistas and you can ride as far as you want without having to worry about cars. (The picture above is looking West from the Hiram, GA trail head)
Continue reading Biking in & around Douglas County, GA: The Silver Comet Trail
Gas prices have fallen over the last couple of days, but if you’ve got a long commute to work or school, your commute costs are probably still more than you’d like to pay. You might want to check out the alternative transportation options you can get through Douglas County’s RideShare program.
Douglas County’s RideShare program provides VanPools, Express Bus Service to major metropolitan destinations, and Carpool matching services to Douglas County residents. The RideShare program was formulated in 1986 and its offices are located in the Douglas County Transportation Center that is behind the Courthouse.
Continue reading Douglas County RideShare: Providing Alternative Transportation to Residents
