Travelers Guide To Safety

It is not only the season of Christmas cheer it is also the season of traveling. When traveling a lot of things can get lost, stolen and/or misplaced. Try avoid losing your personal things this year. There are solutions to prevent losing things while you travel.

Protect yourself and your stuff by:
Limiting the amount of valuable you bring with you
Never checking in you valuables
Be aware of your surroundings
Make use of hotel room safe
Bring an alarm if you have expensive electronics with you

Click here to read more on protecting yourself and you valuables.

Glorious Beaches and Fantastic Golf at St. Simons

One of Georgia’s Golden Isles, St. Simons is a beautiful place to escape the daily grind of Atlanta.

 

Whether you like fishing, golf, or just strolling on the beach, there is sure to be something that can hit your “Rewind” button.

 

Check it out, right here: http://www.explorestsimonsisland.com/#at

Children of the Corn!

If you’re looking to get out of the house and find something for the whole family to enjoy that doesn’t cost an arm and a leg, then you certainly need to take part in the fun fall tradition known as corn mazes. After the corn has been harvested, several area farms will cut the field in a pattern for the general public to enjoy as a maze. It’s an inexpensive, fun treat for the family this fall.

First up is  “http://www.uncle-bob.com/” Uncle Bob’s Pumpkin Patch, located in Newnan, Georgia, where you will find a Sorghum Sudan grass maze, pumpkins, a beehive barn with an observation beehive, a chicken house with an incubator you can see inside, and a gift shop full of pumpkin butter and ciders. They’ve even got a bat theater with a Q & A about bats, demonstrations of how to spin, dye, and felt wool, puppet shows, and picnic tables for you to enjoy lunch. Your family will have a wonderful time!  “http://www.uncle-bob.com/” Uncle Bob’s Pumpkin Patch opens September 21 and tickets are $9 for everyone over the age of three, free for those under three.

The corn maze at Cagle’s Dairy Farm is an Atlanta tradition that includes two mazes. The “http://caglescornmaize.com/hickory-flat-maize/” first corn maze is ten acres in size and is located in Hickory Flat, Georgia. There is also a hay ride, a bonfire, a jumpee pillow, and food concession. The second corn maze is 30 acres in size with ten of those acres being “haunted”.

This “http://caglescornmaize.com/resaca-maize/” second maze is located in Resaca and also offers hay rides, bonfires, a jumpee pillow and food concession. Check out the  “http://caglescornmaize.com/hickory-flat-maize/” Hickory Flat or the  “http://caglescornmaize.com/resaca-maize/” Resaca maze sites for more information about ticket prices, hours, and pictures of the maze designs.
So, get out and get lost. You’ll have a great time doing it!