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    We've started a bit of our own holiday tradition b We've started a bit of our own holiday tradition by kicking off our Fourth of July with the @rabunramble followed by a good breakfast with friends.and the spots we always seem to land on for breakfast is @sunday.diner . Everything you look for in a great home-cooked meal is present, even the folks who make you feel like family. We could rave on and on about all the different meals that we've tried and never been let down, but you'll have to check out our blog post for all the details. The bottom line is that the owners, Mike and Chris, care about their restaurant and their customers and it shows in so many ways. If you haven't yet tried the Sunday Diner, you're truly missing out on one of Rabun County's finest. Be sure to check out the blog post in our bio for an interview with the owners and some of our favorite meals.
    Meet the mysterious Brandon! He's been a part of o Meet the mysterious Brandon! He's been a part of our crew for a while now, filling in a shift here or there. And while he may only work once in a blue moon, he always returns with some wild stories to tell. He's a great guy and loves to swap stories if you're up for a chat.
    Watching the sky go dark before it lights up again Watching the sky go dark before it lights up again with towns across North Georgia celebrating Independence Day. If you're out at one of those celebrations, tag us in your photos and videos! We're always looking for great content to share. Y'all be safe and have a wonderful weekend!
    Happy Fourth from our crew to yours! We will be op Happy Fourth from our crew to yours! We will be open all weekend at both locations and hope to see you around town! There are some awesome celebrations happening across the state this weekend, and we bookmarked a few in our stories if you're in the Northeast Georgia area and looking to celebrate. Be safe and have fun!
    Sometimes a little humidity is a worthy sacrifice. Sometimes a little humidity is a worthy sacrifice. The morning after the storm brings some of the best surprises.
    We recently had someone reach out looking for more We recently had someone reach out looking for more info on stargazing at Brasstown Bald and figured we'd share our responses here as they might be helpful for anyone looking to give it a shot! Every day it seems increasingly more difficult to find true "dark zones" across the state. These are areas that have very little to no light pollution at all. Brasstown Bald is located in one of these areas, and it provides one of the clearest views of the night sky that you can find on the East Coast. Brasstown Bald is equally impressive for night sky viewing thanks to true 360-degree views. It is the highest point in the state, and standing atop the viewing platform truly gives unobstructed views in every direction. We really believe that this combination makes Brasstown Bald one of the best spots in the state for stargazing. Brasstown Bald is "open" 24/7 with some caveats. The observation deck is open to visitors 24 hours a day, year-round, but other park facilities follow regular business hours. This means that if you plan to visit for stargazing, you'll likely be visiting the park after hours. You do still need to pay for parking via a drop box similar to many state parks. It also means that the restrooms will be locked, although they do have pit toilets in the parking lot that usually remain open. Lastly, it means the shuttle to the top won't be running, and you'll have to hike up. It's easy to dismiss a paved hike that's less than a mile, but don't be fooled. It is very steep and can be quite strenuous. Make sure you're up for the task and bring water and snacks. Especially if you plan on hanging around for a while at the top. We also recommend making sure you're prepared by bringing a couple of good flashlights; make sure the batteries are charged, and bonus points if they have a red light function that is less obtrusive to other folks around who might be observing or taking photos. The weather is also unpredictable at times up there and usually runs about 15 degrees cooler than the surrounding area. Make sure you've got the layers you need! Overall, it's one of our favorite memories and we hope y'all get to experience it as well.

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    11785 Hwy 441
    Tallulah Falls, GA 30573

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