Just a Girl and Her Travel Blog
Yesterday, I drove to Atlanta to go on food tour of Inman Park! Food Tours Atlanta is a locally owned company that takes you on tours of Inman Park and Ponce City Market, both of which boast wonderful history, culture, and food! I went on the Inman Park Tour simply because I studied Inman Park [...]
Everyone knows of the giant hole in the middle of north Arizona: the Grand Canyon. Few people know of the Little Grand Canyon located in Georgia! Last month, Boy Friend and I took a drive south of Columbus to Providence Canyon and explored for the day. Providence Canyon was created due to poor agricultural practices Georgia. [...]
In the South we have this wonderful tendency to reproduce battles from the Civil War. We always show them as the event actually took place, but we strive to beat those Yankees each time. Last month, my sister and I ventured into the Old South. She and I traveled to Clinton, GA to explore life [...]
This is a column I wrote earlier this year for the Times-Georgian. Aiobhin (oh-veen) spent four days in the south. We drove around Carrollton, went to Jekyll Island, drove across the Florida state line, and went to my grandparent’s farm in Alabama. I did my very best to give her a complete southern visit to [...]
Here's one of my columns that was published in the Times-Georgian a few weeks ago. Hope you enjoy! --- Payton and I are what some people would call “fan girls.” According to the quick Google search I just did, a fan girl is defined as “an obsessive female fan (usually of movies, comic books, or [...]
Saturday, my sister, Payton, and I went to Savannah, GA to get out of the towns we lived in and explore for a bit. She and I had zero plans aside from wanting to do a ghost tour that night. We wandered around Savannah listening to music, day drinking, talking to lads having bachelor parties, and [...]
Yesterday my dad and I took a Daddy-Daughter Day Out and went adventuring here in Georgia. One of the things we went to see, was the Little White House. It's probably exactly what you're thinking. The "little" White House? Yeah! Built by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1932, the Little White House served as a retreat [...]
Having returned to America and re-entered Carrollton society caused some of the habits I used to have to change. Grocery shopping is one of those experiences. Prior to living in Ireland, I shopped at Kroger and threw all kinds of food items into the buggy. Three cereal boxes, frozen chicken, spices and sauces, fruits and [...]
So a lot of people have asked me what I'm up to these days. Well, here's the honest truth. I'm doing a whole lotta nothin'. My dad has taken me on working with him while I search for a job. The museum is gonna let me come back and lead some tours a few days [...]
I've been really quiet about life at home since I've been back in the States. I'm still trying to get a hang of life here and get into a kind of rhythm. Georgia's been great and my family have been troopers. The weather hasn't been too terribly hot and I've spent a lot of time [...]