The place was pretty in the evening, but was really nice in the morning, particularly in the low 40's. Lots of pictures here.
This is the Rock House, where we stayed. Middle right was our room.
The view from the porch.
A fire burning in the dining room of the Rock House (complete with coffee and pastries - all free).
This is one of the available inns. Very nice view.
Horses, available to ride.
The goat pen.
This is the look I was going for with the goatee, apparently.
Comfy rocking chairs.
See ya next year (hopefully).
Heartily recommended for everyone, especially for families. Very fun. Enjoy your holidays.
Conor
2 comments:
Great shot of Rabun Gap Nacoochee School from the porch! I went to summer camp there, and later became a counselor. Sunday morning, before the campers arrived, was a great time to get your parents to come up from Atlanta and take you to breakfast.
Years later in college, an ill-planned camping trip went belly-up and we sought shelter at a friend's aunt's lakehouse on Lake Rabun. Obviously breakfast at Dillard was mandatory before the drive back to Athens.
Great memories man, excellent post, as always.
Thanks for that comment and great story Greg. It's great to hear about stuff like that. Thanks for reading.
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