When it comes to nice weather in northeast Georgia, yesterday was over the top!  I took this photo from the bridge that crosses the Chattooga River on the Georgia side in Rabun County.

And here is a photo of some of the people who were with me—great looking group of folks! I’m sorry that Sharon was not in the photo . . . and Cocoa, too. Wonder where they were?

Here’s Cocoa looking down stream . . .  and not at the camera.

Woops! I found Sharon.

I have to admit that I love photographing the country in the winter. Without leaves you can see the character of the trees whether they are small or large.

The trout streams are beautiful in northeast Georgia. Last Saturday, Cocoa joy and I drove down one of our favorite roads that runs alongside this beautiful stream. And are there trout in these streams?

Oh, yes! The guy beside me had some bread and he began tossing it into the water.  Who would have thought the fish would have liked sourdough?

These guys sure did! BTW, they were well over a foot long.

The truth about why we like cows. . . .

They never laugh when you have a bad hair day.

I may actually be winning the battle when it comes to posting a photo of Tallulah Gorge that shows the extreme depth of the area. Here’s the latest taken this past weekend with no harsh winter sun. The Tallulah River runs through the center of the gorge.