We passed this plantation and historic marker today (Wednesday). The
original plantation was over 5,000 acres, but General Sherman took care of
that when he came through on his "March To The Sea".
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Stories, thoughts and pictures from this side of the handlebars.
Stories, thoughts and pictures from this side of the handlebars.
Ancient History
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2006
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April
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- We Discover Kamping
- Homemade Maps to TripTicks
- GA Bike Route #85
- Georgia Plantation
- Mural in Historic Louisville
- O'Quinn Mill
- Kaolin Mining
- The Road Ahead
- Stop in Deepstep
- Dinner in Camp
- Cows to the Left of Me, Hayfields to the Right
- Our First--and Only--Campsite
- Tim Brakes for Horses
- We Brake for Waterfalls
- Pondering . . .
- Beer and Chips--Big Night in Winder
- Numerical Disorder
- First Flat Tire
- Day 5: Turkey vultures! And, half a highway all ou...
- Kaolin and the South Georgia heat
- Day 3: Hard Labor to Milledgeville
- Day 2 (Part 2)
- Day 2: The Dream Continues
- Escape to Winder
- Day before Departure?
- T-minus 6 days
- "The Route"
- Pre-Trip Rationale
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April
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