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A North Georgia Gem
2022-05-08
[Garden&Gun] Nestled in the rolling hills of North Georgia, just one hour from Atlanta, lies Barnsley Resort, a 3,000-acre former estate that marries heritage, natural beauty, and world-class outdoor activities. Originally built in the 1840s by British shipping magnate Godfrey Barnsley as a home for his Savannah-born wife, Julia, the resort was designed in a unique walking village layout where guests can choose accommodations in the fifty-five-room inn or one of the luxurious stand-alone cottages—some of which are even pet-friendly. For a perfect introduction to the resort, guests are invited to climb aboard a complimentary bicycle and cruise around the verdant grounds, or meander down the property’s trails that wind along still ponds and over wooden bridges.
While you're in the area, stop by the Savoy.
Posted by:Besoeker

#6  I've seen sturdy men buckle in that area during a round of July golf.
Posted by: swksvolFF   2022-05-08 20:35  

#5  As a native Washingtonian, I grew up knowing God graced the South with beauty and great people, but forgot to temper the humid weather. The first time I took my lovely bride East (native Southern Californian) to Williamsburg for our belated honeymoon, we took the Red-Eye into then National Airport, got the rental car and drove directly there (4th of July, early afternoon, 1976), she stepped out of the air conditioned car and this charming, polished, daughter of an Episcopal clergyman and granddaughter of the Bishop of Los Angeles exclaimed: "Holy Sh*t, you gotta be kidding me!"
Posted by: NoMoreBS   2022-05-08 11:53  

#4  Some beautiful countryside in that area.
Posted by: swksvolFF   2022-05-08 11:20  

#3  My wife and i were driving from mass. to fl. and the difference in attitude as we entered 'dixie' was notable. I have been perpatetic but my wife a born-in-ohio yank, noticed it also. Dixie! Yea!
Posted by: irish rage boy   2022-05-08 10:24  

#2  Southern hospitality is nearly impossible to beat...
Posted by: M. Murcek   2022-05-08 08:03  

#1  
Thanks Besoeker for the heads-up...
Next trip to the WNC - NOC we'll check it out.
Posted by: NN2N1   2022-05-08 08:01  

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