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    10 years ago

    We have been using Benny's for 6 years now. Never missed a pickup and cheaper than the rest!

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    City of Helen

    City of Helen

    2.8(114 reviews)
    14.4 mi

    Helen is supposed to be a quaint Bavarian town in the Alps. It's actually just a cheesy tourist…read moretrap. Have they even been to Bavaria? First, the biggest and most obvious problem- TRAFFIC FLOW. There is no way to avoid going through the town and not waiting in endless lines of traffic. While sightseeing you get to breathe fumes from all of the cars- all day! Then there is the motorcycle problem. Dirtbags revving their engines every 5 seconds and hurting my ears. Thanks! Harleys gotta go! Anything without a muffler. The town was kind of beat looking and a little dirty. Some areas were fine but others were not. Some stores were too small for this type of environment. The public bathrooms were a problem both in size and cleanliness. I wont even talk about the ridiculous prices for things. The standouts for a positive impression was the Candle making and Glass making shops. Parking also became a problem later in the day as people continued to pour into the town. It is not managed at all. This made people aggressive or just stupid as they passed right by me as I was preparing to leave my spot; only to almost hit me later as I was trying to leave the lot. Restaurants I did not try as we had a big breakfast. We didn't stay for darkness to hit and to see the lights on. Otherwise we would have gotten an early dinner. I just wanted to get out of there! There was a nice creek flowing and picnic tables for those who wanted to use them alongside parking areas. I would not recommend visiting this town unless you live close by and go in the off season.

    Lovely cute town in a world of its own! Helen is a German themed town that makes you feel that…read moreyou're literally in Germany. From the Oktoberfest to the beers and restaurants and souvenir shops along with the architecture of the buildings, Helen is a must visit. Stop in the welcome center for much needed information on where to park that's free and where you have to pay. Grab a list of restaurants and coupons to enjoy. You can walk main street from or end to the other in minutes and enjoy the sights and many restaurants and shops. Was there on a Sunday and it does get crowded by the afternoon. Many things to do locally and plenty of places for accommodations as you visit. Great city that's clean and fun. Definitely worth a visit for a weekend but not sure if it's a destination to revisit as it's good to experience. But if you want to celebrate Oktoberfest, this is the place to be!

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    Brasstown Bald Observation Tower

    Brasstown Bald Observation Tower

    4.7(78 reviews)
    6.3 mi

    Came to Brasstown Bald Observation Tower for the views and it was a sight to see! It's not everyday…read more(at least where I live) that you can stand in such a high place and be able to see mountains spanning across 4 different states. The entry fee was 8 per adult (kids are free) which also includes a van ride to the overlook. Or you can choose to hike which wasn't a long hike but steep from what I saw. A must do for anyone visiting the area! Ohh... and make sure you watch the little movie at the top, it's very cool to see how one place is its own little world in different seasons and the history behind the place.

    The current Brasstown Bald observation tower was built in 1965, replacing an earlier stone tower…read morethat was constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in 1935. The original 1935 stone tower was torn down in 1947 and replaced with a steel tower before the current structure was built - we'll folks looks like it's time to build another tower this one is in a state of disrepair. I came here to observe 4 states from the highest point in Georgia, but apparently the observation tower is in such bad shape that it is now closed to the public and your adventure will end after climbing a few flights of stairs ending at the base of the observation deck yeah there's a view from the lower level but in my opinion not worth the price of admission. Thankfully there's a shuttle van that takes you from the parking lot level to the top it runs about ever 10 minutes, our driver was very friendly and tried his best to entertain us during the short drive to the top but there's not much to say - the museum at the top is okay and takes about 2 minutes to tour it then time you walk the lower deck and wait for the shuttle back down - I purchased a refrigerator magnet for the RV from the gift shop and headed for the truck. I guess I am fortunate that I came and saw this, although it was never on my bucket list, I'm still trying to figure out why there's an old train engine in the museum it's quite the anachronism...

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    Brasstown Bald Observation Tower - Another great view!

    Another great view!

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    City of Dawsonville - The Publix store.

    City of Dawsonville

    4.0(1 review)
    40.9 mi

    ON YOUR MARK, GET READY, SET…read more.. I will tell you when it is time to GO but for now, allow me to just whet that appetite. Remember when Dawsonville was just about the outlets? Well that is about to change because there is a crazy amount of construction going on in the form of two centers directly across from each other. If you are driving to the outlets via 400, you will encounter the Publix Shopping on the right and the Kroger complex on the left, just prior to reaching the outlets. The first thing I noticed about the Publix center is that there a couple of new restaurants there, Brooklyn Joe's, (currently open) and La Hacienda Mexican restaurant, (opening soon). These are a great addition because my biggest complaint about this area has always been about the limited number of restaurants. I am so excited to just have some new options and not feel that I have to wait until I get home in order to eat. There are also other retail businesses in this center such as a nail salon, pet store and other stores not yet identified. Directly across the street is that behemoth of a grocery store, Kroger. I visited both stores and Kroger wins hands down! We are talking about a bicycle vs a Harley with a side car. This will be the place you will want to stop if you want to eat a meal in-house, visit Starbucks, get some delicious donuts, great organic groceries and so much more. A new Marshalls is scheduled to open very soon and Ross will be added along with a couple of other retailers. I imagine that everything will be up and running by mid-January. I will certainly keep you posted! In the meantime, you will have to deal with the crazy road construction and increased traffic issues. My objective is to just avoid those high traffic times knowing that it will all be worth it in the end!

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    City of Dawsonville - Kroger has the best produce market!

    Kroger has the best produce market!

    City of Dawsonville - La Hacienda restaurant.

    La Hacienda restaurant.

    City of Dawsonville - Publix shopping strip, Brooklyn Joe's is on the left.

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    Publix shopping strip, Brooklyn Joe's is on the left.

    Cherokee County Courthouse - Cherokee County Courthouse, Murphy

    Cherokee County Courthouse

    3.3(3 reviews)
    22.2 mi

    Early on a Saturday afternoon, the Cherokee County Courthouse in Murphy was all buttoned up and…read moresecured, which somehow made it even more striking as I walked the quiet square and took in that big presence that really dominates the block. The Classical Revival design hits you right away with those tall columns and the kind of symmetry that feels like it was built to impress. The 1927 construction date shows in all the best ways with that sturdy early 20th century confidence. With no one around, it was easy to stroll the perimeter and just let the building show off in the afternoon light. Cherokee County was formed in 1839 and Murphy has been the county seat from the start. When you see how this courthouse anchors the town, you get why they never moved it. Even locked up, it feels like a place that has seen a lot of local history roll right past its steps. The combination of its scale, the stonework and the mountain backdrop gives it a kind of quiet authority that sneaks up on you. It is impressive and imposing in the best way, and it makes for a surprisingly satisfying stop when you are wandering around town on a slow Saturday. [Review 514 of 2026 - 4609 in North Carolina - 25696 overall]

    After jumping through all the hoops to find what I was looking for, paying online for the info,…read morenever received the report.

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    Cherokee County Courthouse - Cherokee County Courthouse, Murphy

    Cherokee County Courthouse, Murphy

    Cherokee County Courthouse - Cherokee County Courthouse, Murphy

    Cherokee County Courthouse, Murphy

    Cherokee County Courthouse - Cherokee County Courthouse, Murphy

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    Cherokee County Courthouse, Murphy

    Shadow of the Bear

    Shadow of the Bear

    5.0(5 reviews)
    37.1 mi

    Amazing to watch the shadow come around and morph into a bear! If you are in the area in mid-late…read moreOctober, make sure you check this out! Bear comes around 5:30 pm but definitely get there early as there is limited parking.

    Are you looking for something to do this fall? Have you ever heard of the "Shadow of the Bear" in…read moreNorth Carolina? This was highlighted in "Our State" magazine, I think last year but I could have saved the article from the year before, but this was one of those items on my "local" bucket list to see. I love the Shadow of the Bear in Cashiers! The "Shadow of the Bear" is visible for 30 minutes daily (on sunny days!) between 5:30-6:15 PM from mid-October through early November as the sun sets behind Whiteside Mountain between Sapphire Valley and Highlands, North Carolina. It's best seen on clear days around 5:30 p.m., with the show lasting for about a half-hour. The photos below are from 2022; I'm pretty sure we'll visit again this year. PS I agree with Ginger L. that the camaraderie with all the people standing on the side of the road to watch is an experience in itself. A note of caution, to view the bear, you park your car on the side of a road hugging the edge of a mountain and people crossing the road that has a curve around the mountain so use caution while driving through the area and walking along the road!!!! But its all worth the view!!!

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    Shadow of the Bear - Shadow of the Bear at the peek viewing while we were there.

    Shadow of the Bear at the peek viewing while we were there.

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