Not every memorable stop comes with a visitor center, interpretive signs, or even good weather. During our first day in Georgia, Ki and Dusty found themselves standing in the rain beside the ruins of the old Oconee Mill near Milledgeville. It was cold, wet, and thoroughly uncomfortable. It was also one of the most fascinating … Read more
Introduction: Where the River Still Waits There are places that vanish quietly, and then there are places like Ellaville—towns that don’t disappear so much as sink. Tucked along a bend of the Suwannee River, Ellaville was once one of Florida’s most prosperous lumber towns. In the late 1800s, steam whistles echoed through the trees, steamboats … Read more
It started with a name on a map. I was planning a road trip to Washington, D.C.—nothing spooky, nothing intentional. Just a long drive, a ten-year-old history buff in the passenger seat, and a tired driver trying to avoid highway hypnosis. To break up the drive, I used Roadtrippers to plot a few stops along … Read more