This is the absolute worst place you can be stationed. you are not a person here you are property,…read moreif I could leave zero stars I would, I had a therapy appointment to better my mental health while struggling with work and home life and was told it had to wait and could be rescheduled, while they preach that your mental health is the most important thing to them.

Miss Reeves in the 23 LRS is very rude. I have heard her threaten several service members. When…read moreit's brought to someone's attention I'm told "they won't do anything about it"

Brochures, gifts, postcards and lots of personal info on Thomasville from a lovely lady (ex of PCB,…read moreyou know who you are). A good pitstop.

THE GREAT CITY OF THOMASVILLE, GA…read more The purpose of our visit to this area of Georgia was expressly for the purpose of attending the Victorian Christmas Festival. We arrived early on Thursday evening in order to get the lay of the land. We started walking toward the downtown area and BAM!! Suddenly everywhere I look I see these beautifully appointed historic buildings that just take my breath away and it just kept coming! Eventually, I was so distracted by my surroundings that I could not even focus on the festival. Yet, I still had a great time! If you love and appreciate historic architecture, this is one town you MUST visit. We took several pictures of the buildings and explored the downtown area as the workers continued to set up for the festival. When it comes to festivals, there are two things I need to see, a large banner at a primary entrance and an information booth or table that has t-shirts and souvenirs. I was disappointed because there was no banner, they simply had display boards that had the festival logo and social media symbols in very small print. I prefer the banner because when I arrive I photograph it and Yelp it in real time and it is also the primary photo for my review. So, where's my banner! The information table offered a visitor's guide but no souvenirs. When we attended a previous Victorian festival, I had an opportunity to purchase a commemorative mug to add to my collection. If not a mug, I love a t-shirt that is connected to my specific experience. I did not see anything available and just feel that this was certainly a missed opportunity to have visitors take a part of this great city with them. The downtown proprietors were ready for the visitors and put their best foot forward. There are a variety of shops downtown and I found myself drawn in by the beautiful buildings, great décor and overall ambiance. I am always drawn in by those shops that are different and unique: Enter the taxidermy shop. It was easily my favorite downtown shop due to its uniqueness and tasteful presentation. The employees were great as well. *** Not so great, the owner or employee standing in the doorway of "Kevin's" on Thursday night. I am going to need him to brush up on his "visitor's etiquette". In a city of roses, he was the only thorn! Bah Humbug! Prior to our trip, I bookmarked Jonah's as the place to stop for lunch or dinner. I was glad to see that they had an outside "Festival Table" so that we did not need to go into the restaurant. We wanted to continue to enjoy the festival atmosphere and eating outside on one of the benches was an ideal way to do so. The shrimp and grits served in a bowl were great and left me wanting more. On my next visit, I will definitely take time to further explore their menu. I would love to see a healthy casual restaurant, (Mediterranean, elevated Mexican), in the downtown area because much of what we saw was just too heavy and not quite casual enough. When I am shopping, I need to get it to go quickly so that I can keep it moving. Yet, I don't want to have to settle for a sandwich or something mediocre because I love prepared vegetables. Also, I believe that every small town should have a fine chocolate shop or a French bakery just to keep the people happy! If you are visiting, you must see the Old Oak Tree which is incredible and definitely my favorite landmark in Thomasville. Overall impression: This is a great city and that greatness is directly related to its residents and local visitors. I love a kind, engaging and well-mannered people and this town delivered in spades! Everywhere we went, we encountered nothing but kindness and politeness and that was certainly appreciated. Thomasville can be very proud of the great impression left with these visitors. In addition, I really appreciate all of those businesses and individuals who work so hard to preserve the historic buildings and homes that are a unique part of this community. When we visit small towns, we don't just stay in the common areas, we like to drive around and explore all areas of the community. Going off the beaten track tells us a lot about a community and we just loved driving around Thomasville and the surrounding areas, (Cairo, Tallahassee). Thanks Thomasville for a nice little "get-away" to help us refresh and gear up for the holidays. Merry Christmas to you all and may you all have a wonderful and prosperous New Year! *** A special shout out to the little Mennonite boy from Greigs Mennonite church. He was 10 years old and I believe his name was Joshua. This kid was adorable and a great ambassador for the city and his church.

Well run Sheriffs office. Sheriff Chris Prine does a great job in this county trying to keep us…read moresafe. I have ridden with the LCSO several times and I promise that if you give them a chance to be nice they will always take that option. If you choose not to they will respond appropriately. The other choice is simply to obey the laws ;)

Be careful driving on I-75 through Lowndes County. The sheriff officers have bad ass looking black…read morecars with dark tinted windows and are pulling many people over. They did not bother me, but just drive the speed limit!

Interesting tour, the guide is very knowledgeable. The house is very unique. Tickets are purchased…read moreat the Historical Society building in the next block.

the tour was extremely amazing and the house is so beautiful! I highly recommend touring!read more

Adel, Georgia is a quaint, small town just off of Interstate 75 in southern Georgia…read more I like their little downtown, it has a cool small-town vibe going on for it.

We love embassy suites from the the wonderful pillows to the breakfasts. But we got a surprise at…read morethe Adel, Georgia Embassy suites Exit 39. A giant cockroach came crawling on our bed. My husband and I awoke in terror and no time to take a picture or smash it and it scampered away. I know without proof they won't do anything,but folks this was 2 inches long . We are credit card and honor members and from this experience we're looking elsewhere

Small town Quitman, Georgia is home to one of the most attractive old courthouses I think I've ever…read moreseen. According to Wikipedia, the Brooks County Courthouse boasts Renaissance Revival and Romanesque Revival architectural styles. The brick building was constructed before the Civil War but in 1892 it was restored and it's now on the National Register of Historic Places. Outside your eyes will be drawn to a three-tiered fountain and two prominent arches but be sure to take the front staircase up to the courtroom. The space features gloriously high ceilings, large windows and charming woodwork. The wooden courtroom benches have a beautiful timeworn patina and are fastened to the plank floors by wrought iron brackets. Purses and cell phones are prohibited from the courthouse, so unfortunately I couldn't get any photos of the interior when I was there last week. To me it reminded me of the inside of the courthouse used in the 2010 film True Grit. I could totally picture people tying up their horses outside and racing up the stairs to the courtroom. Quitman may be a sleepy town but it has a striking courthouse that looks like it's straight out of a movie. It's a real charmer.

That's not the place to be. This is a kkk town . Can someone please fix the roads around here.read more

Cool little place that I checked out while I was in Valdosta, Georgia. Well this downtown is not…read moregoing to make New York City envious, there is a certain charm to it. It definitely screams Deep South in a good way. There are multiple restaurants, small businesses and more in the downtown area. If you find yourself in Valdosta, Georgia, I would definitely recommend coming to check the downtown area out.

This little base is growing. It is know for its Combat Search and Rescue mission. We have A-10's,…read moreC-130P and J's, and HH-60G Pave Hawks

The base is growing. Still enjoy going there.read more