While waxing poetic about my travels in the past and contemplating where we intend to go in the future, I was reminded of a past visit to “Tallulah Falls” in Georgia.
It’s a series of six waterfalls cascading down the 1,000 feet deep gorge forged by the river below over many centuries. The falls cascade over stair stepped rocky outcrops for a distance of 500 feet for more than a mile.
There’s an existing working trading post on the point overlooking the falls below offering great views down into the gorge.
Another one still stands abandoned, it’s charm still intact.!
Another added bonus is being able to see the magnificent changing of the foliage if you visit during the fall.
Are you planning any travels this fall?
