Georgia Magazine: Mountain Hospitality

...to help raise funds for all of their work within the Rabun County area, the Board of Realtor’s Community Service Committee undertook a cookbook project, compiling favorite recipes from members and associates “that will not only fill you up, but feed your soul.” With more than 475 recipes, “Southern Hospitality, Mountain Style” features an upscale take on traditional dishes, as well as new ones you’ll want to add to your recipe box...

Full article by Jennifer J. Hewett: Mountain Hospitality, September, 2008

The Blissful Glutton: your guide to eating in Atlanta

Event: Harvest Dinner with Chefs Joe Truex and Mihoku Obunai of re'past Restaurant at Tiger Mountain Vineyards
http://blissfulglutton.blogspot.com/2008/09/slammin-slow-food-fundraising-events.html

Cinda B sighted at Anchorage Marina

Photo celeb / luggage / handbag designer Cinda B at Anchorage on Lake Burton. See more cinda b sightings

One tank trip: Tallulah Gorge

In May of 2008 the AJC published an article, "One Tank Trip: Tallulah Falls" highlighting Tallulah Gorge, one of the seven natural wonders of Georgia and one of Georgia's most visited state parks, and also giving mention to our very own Libby Mathews and the Tallulah Gorge Grill.

If you haven't had a chance to dine at the Grill, check it out. It offers a flavor of the mountains unlike any other.

Local Vineyard is the Perfect Wedding Spot!

A local scout for Brides.com describes Persimmon Creek Vineyard as a "perfect destination for an eco-chic
bride who wants to celebrate in style" and a "perfect opportunity for an outdoor wedding with gorgeous scenery, including 20 acres of vines."

"Sips Along the Way"

Doc Lawrence of the Charleston Review wrote an article about regional wine:
"Georgia's wine country is primarily located in the Blue Ridge Mountains and two--Persimmon Creek and Tiger Mountain--have carved out an enviable reputation for outstanding winemaking."

Our Must-See Natural Wonder

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution listed Tallulah Gorge as one of "35 Natural Wonders in Georgia to See Before You Die."
(article written by Charles Seabrook)
Read the full story here!