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Happy birthday to my amazing son! I love it when he joins us on the road. He always finds the best places to eat! #happybirthday #travelblogger #southernplaces #family
We are winding down Native American Heritage month. Northwest Georgia has several sites where you can learn more about Native American history in the region. Here’s a few that are worth a visit.
Calabash, North Carolina is well-known for its seafood. Since I was there for a dolphin cruise in October of last year and I have a tendency to get seasick, we didn’t eat. That gave us plenty of time to shop at Callahan’s and the St. Nick Nack’s Christmas Shop. I have always wanted a flamingo-themed tree and this one was cute. Scroll through for some other cute trees.
As I was walking through downtown Gatlinburg, Tennessee I noticed this beautiful Nativity scene outside of the Gillette Motel. I looked a little closer and it moved. Of course I had to get a picture.
The Christmas Place in Pigeon Forge is a must-see every time we are in the Smoky Mountains. It’s easy to get lost in there, as Steve did briefly. My favorites are the decorated windows. I can just imagine walking through some beautiful small town and seeing windows like them during the holidays.
In the South it’s not stuffing, it’s dressing. I love dressing but I never made it until my mother passed away. I am putting this in the oven now. For the past six years, I have made dressing for my family. It’s pretty good but it’s not mama’s.

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