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St. Marys River from the bridge at St George August 1
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All of these peoples have lived here:
Hitchiti, Muskogee, Oconee, and Tallaassee, which are Creek Confederation. Itza Maya left DNA and language among the Creeks. There are 74 mounds near here. The Timucua, which are Arawak, where resident in this area. Last to arrive were Tsalagi being crowded out of their slightly more northern homelands.
St. Mar’s River viewed from Georgia, facing north. The river forms the state line between Georgia and Florida. Florida is East. Georgia is West.
All of the greenery makes it difficult to see the river until you are close
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Dear Husband snapped this fellow catching some Autumn Rays. Or was he waiting to catch something else?
National Ballet of Georgia “Sukhishvili” promotional clip
Georgian Dance — Erisione Khorumi
By: The Center for Biological Diversity
A lethal bat disease sweeping across North America has been discovered for the first time in Georgia, state and federal officials announced today. The announcement comes one day after the disease was reported in South Carolina. White-nose syndrome, a fatal fungal disease in bats, has now spread to 22 states and 5 Canadian provinces over the past seven years. This most recent discovery of the disease was made at two caves in Dade County, Ga. — one in the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park, operated by the National Park Service, and the other at Cloudland Canyon State Park. Last year the bat disease was documented on the Tennessee side of the same national military park.
“White-nose syndrome’s attack on North American bats is continuing unabated,” said Mollie Matteson, a bat specialist at the Center for Biological…
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