Beautiful landscape under an approaching storm.
An old gas pump remains outside A.W. Taylor’s store. Not sure if he’s the town’s namesake or not.
Post office, blocked by a truck parked for that night’s Pickin n’ Grinnin’ event across the street.
An abandoned roadside motel sits just under half a mile from the Tennessee/Georgia line. The town’s name predates Postal Service state codes, and is the former “Tenn” and “Ga” abbreviations smashed together.
Tallulah Gorge, with several sets of waterfalls. Karl Wallenda once walked a tightrope across the gorge in this area.
Bridge piers from the Tallulah Falls Railroad, which first spanned the Tallulah River in 1903. These piers may have been built just a decade or so later.
Over 1.9 million people visited the Atlantic shores of Tybee Island in 2022. Some brought serious beach gear and team allegiances. March 2023.