We're at Vogel SP right now-headed to Crane with our pup! Thanks for the referral. Hope to run into you and Joan some time. We love Georgia state parks--some of the best we've seen.
Oh, my. Honey mixed half/half with softened butter, served on cornbread or pancakes is HEAVEN. Watching this made me want to hook up the trailer and head to north Georgia.
We love the mountains so much we are heading back up next week for our second fall RV trip! We have been to jumping goats last vineyards trip to Cleveland. Will have to go to Crane creek next time we are near! So glad y’all are up there having fun. I feel we are so blessed in GA having so many great RV destinations in our surrounding area.
Agree. While you’re near Crane Creek also go west 30 minutes to Nottely River Valley Vineyards in Murphy. They’re open on Friday and Saturdays. Great wine and bring the camera. Great way to spend the day at these two. If you go, tell the Steve and Karen who are the owners that Jerry and Joan say hello.
Well shoot Jerry, we visited 10 places you recommended in your previous videos while staying at Leisure acres but we missed these. Great meeting you. Bet the leaves are really looking great now.
Great to see you two back traveling. Enjoyed the video! We love camping in the N. Georgia mountains. Especially the state parks...Moccasin Creek, Vogel, and Black Rock Mountain are favorites of ours. We've been to the Blue Ridge Bee Company and tried (& bought) some delicious honey too.
My wife and I are not into wine,as we don't do alcohol beverages but we love seeing the mountains.We are interested in visiting Blueridge area.You mentioned you were from SW Virginia.I have friends in Haysi and Birchleaf area.Beatiful mountain views.I enjoy your channel and hope to camp in North Georgia in the near future.
When we sold our home in Conyers August of 2021 and were homeless for two months waiting for the 5th wheel and pickup we stay at a cabin just north of that vineyard for six weeks . We saw a small sign that wanted people to pick grapes it was Crane Creek. We called them and the following Saturday we picked grapes on the other side of that pond they fed us lunch and paid each of us $100.00 cash . They called us two weeks later to pick again but we were having to leave the owner were coming back so had to move.
We second homed in NC near Sylva ( Sylva was our go to town ). I knew the names of some of the mountains close to our land. But my question is, I cannot find a map that names all the peaks, balds, ridges, coves and saddles. Are you familiar with anything that maps them all? I’m thinking a TOPO map. Google earth has disappointed me.
Marvelous! The joy of autumn 🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁 Jana, TX
It sure is!
We're at Vogel SP right now-headed to Crane with our pup! Thanks for the referral. Hope to run into you and Joan some time. We love Georgia state parks--some of the best we've seen.
Have fun. This is one of our favorite places.
who doesn't LOVE the mountains!!!!
Yeah!
Yay! Joannie!
Hi Bert. Thanks for watching.
We love the mountains. i was raised in the Hudson Valley NY
Beautiful area.
Oh, my. Honey mixed half/half with softened butter, served on cornbread or pancakes is HEAVEN. Watching this made me want to hook up the trailer and head to north Georgia.
Why didn’t we think of that. I know what we’re going to have in the morning! We were out and about today. It’s some kinda pretty!
My Kentucky gran made honeybutter all the time. Supposed to be a Southern thing.@@iLoveRVlife
We love the mountains so much we are heading back up next week for our second fall RV trip! We have been to jumping goats last vineyards trip to Cleveland. Will have to go to Crane creek next time we are near! So glad y’all are up there having fun. I feel we are so blessed in GA having so many great RV destinations in our surrounding area.
Agree. While you’re near Crane Creek also go west 30 minutes to Nottely River Valley Vineyards in Murphy. They’re open on Friday and Saturdays. Great wine and bring the camera. Great way to spend the day at these two. If you go, tell the Steve and Karen who are the owners that Jerry and Joan say hello.
Well shoot Jerry, we visited 10 places you recommended in your previous videos while staying at Leisure acres but we missed these. Great meeting you. Bet the leaves are really looking great now.
Great meeting you all too. These were jewels. Good news is they’ll be hear next year.
Great to see you two back traveling. Enjoyed the video! We love camping in the N. Georgia mountains. Especially the state parks...Moccasin Creek, Vogel, and Black Rock Mountain are favorites of ours. We've been to the Blue Ridge Bee Company and tried (& bought) some delicious honey too.
Thanks. Those are great spots.
My wife and I are not into wine,as we don't do alcohol beverages but we love seeing the mountains.We are interested in visiting Blueridge area.You mentioned you were from SW Virginia.I have friends in Haysi and Birchleaf area.Beatiful mountain views.I enjoy your channel and hope to camp in North Georgia in the near future.
Thanks so much. This area and up through western North Carolina is one of nature’s gems. Thanks for watching.
When we sold our home in Conyers August of 2021 and were homeless for two months waiting for the 5th wheel and pickup we stay at a cabin just north of that vineyard for six weeks . We saw a small sign that wanted people to pick grapes it was Crane Creek. We called them and the following Saturday we picked grapes on the other side of that pond they fed us lunch and paid each of us $100.00 cash . They called us two weeks later to pick again but we were having to leave the owner were coming back so had to move.
How fun! We’ve been to several vineyards where picking parties are happening.
Great video We are from Tallahassee in Pine Mountain Rv Resort are selves to Nov 1st Looking at a very cool packing and going home day on the 1st.
Thanks. You’re in a great area. We’ve had a great time camping there and FDR. Will be chilly Wednesday. Safe travels.
Try Alfalfa honey if you can find it!
Thanks
We second homed in NC near Sylva ( Sylva was our go to town ).
I knew the names of some of the mountains close to our land.
But my question is, I cannot find a map that names all the peaks, balds, ridges, coves and saddles. Are you familiar with anything that maps them all? I’m thinking a TOPO map. Google earth has disappointed me.
We love Sylvia. Topos are the best. Check out hikingproject.com and alltrails.com. They have maps and should help.