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We did a quick stop at Kennesaw years ago and toured the battlefield. Back when our boys were still traveling with us (they are grown men now) we traveled a few battlefields including the area North of Richmond (seven days battle) and Chickamauga. 

I had some interesting interactions with my youngest sons history teacher when they were studying the Civil war. The man was a history major and didnt know many of the facts I laid on him. It was a great exchange that very few people get to have. 

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we camped at Oak Mountain State Park in Alabama last March a few days for spring break on our way down to Gulf Shores.  We got to the campground kind of late, so it was basically set up camp and go to bed.  Needless to say we were all surprised when we woke up to a blanket of yellow pollen on EVERYTHING.  I think I took my truck to a carwash twice while we camped there.  We got some heavy rain while at Gulf Shores that washed the camper off as well haha.

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3 hours ago, Sonders said:

we camped at Oak Mountain State Park in Alabama last March a few days for spring break on our way down to Gulf Shores.  We got to the campground kind of late, so it was basically set up camp and go to bed.  Needless to say we were all surprised when we woke up to a blanket of yellow pollen on EVERYTHING.  I think I took my truck to a carwash twice while we camped there.  We got some heavy rain while at Gulf Shores that washed the camper off as well haha.

Praying for rain here.  It looks like Thursday and Friday for right now.  Our vehicles are now solid yellow.  You can kind of tell the original color but not easily.  Our camper is parked at my Aunt and Uncles house in Goodwater, AL.  We can't wait to take them around with us because there are amazing campgrounds in Bama....

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9 minutes ago, Jettech1 said:

Praying for rain here.  It looks like Thursday and Friday for right now.  Our vehicles are now solid yellow.  You can kind of tell the original color but not easily.  Our camper is parked at my Aunt and Uncles house in Goodwater, AL.  We can't wait to take them around with us because there are amazing campgrounds in Bama....

If a little yellow bothers you, wait for the love bugs. I just run through the car wash once a week. Better than scraping snow off the windshield. Today it’s 82, sunny and the roses are blooming. Yesterday I mowed for the first time. I’ll take it!

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6 minutes ago, KARNUT said:

If a little yellow bothers you, wait for the love bugs. I just run through the car wash once a week. Better than scraping snow off the windshield. Today it’s 82, sunny and the roses are blooming. Yesterday I mowed for the first time. I’ll take it!

I totally agree, no way in hell I would ever move back to the north.  And luckily we don't have to worry about love bugs here in Atlanta.  They start around the Macon area south.  But for some great reason, hate Atlanta for now.  I'll take it because those damn things are horrible to get off the front end of any vehicle.  

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20 minutes ago, Jettech1 said:

I totally agree, no way in hell I would ever move back to the north.  And luckily we don't have to worry about love bugs here in Atlanta.  They start around the Macon area south.  But for some great reason, hate Atlanta for now.  I'll take it because those damn things are horrible to get off the front end of any vehicle.  

You just figure out how to deal with it.

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