Adventure Travel Photography Blog
We got a very late start to the morning today. It was almost afternoon by the time I left my cousins as both the dogs had belly aches. It must have been the rawhides I gave them. Regardless, I had to do a little washing and drying before we left for Georgia’s colonial coast!
ON THE ROAD AGAIN!
We started the day driving south toward Georgia. On the way, we stopped at Tellico Lake. The lake was formed by damming the Little Tennessee River. The land surrounding it was once owned by the Cherokee Indians and its capital, Tanasi, (the word from which Tennessee evolved) stood nearby. I was hoping to see a memorial of eight stone pillars commemorating the eight posts that supported the tribe’s meeting house, but I only found a reconstructed fort with another school bus in the parking lot. Apparently the week before Thanksgiving week is a good time for field trips!
ON THE ROAD AGAIN!