Nicole Letts is an Atlanta-based freelance journalist focused on the modern American South. Her work has been published by some of the country’s top magazines and digital publications, including AAA Explorer, Architectural Digest, BBC Travel, Garden & Gun, Good Grit, Southern Living, Southbound and many more. She is also the author of the book, Unique Eats and Eateries of Alabama. She lives in Sandy Springs, Georgia in what she has dubbed her “lady pad” with her senior Beagle-Jack Russell-Terrier, Ryan. When she’s not writing, you can find her stitching cheeky needlepoint canvases or perusing local antique shops for her online business, Grandmillennial Shop.
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9 magical holiday trains in Georgia, from the Pink Pig to the Blue Ridge
Grab your hot cocoa and ho-ho-hop onto a train car for a festive ride featuring lights, sights, and sounds on these holiday trains in Georgia.
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The Federal Reserve, a famous phone call, and baby sea turtles: 6 surprising facts about Jekyll Island
Jekyll Island, Georgia’s former millionaires’ playground, has a few secrets worth knowing before your next trip to the coast.
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6 reasons communities are pushing back on Flock cameras in Georgia
New technology or spying software? Learn what automated license plate readers are, why they’re causing a stir in the state, and how residents are fighting back against Flock cameras in Georgia.
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12 Georgia town names that will make you giggle
From biblical references to double meanings, these names of towns in Georgia range from Southern charm to silly strangeness.
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7 iconic spots for leaf-peeping in Georgia this fall
Whether on foot, on a bike, or in a car, there is beautiful fall foliage to be seen around the state. Here’s where you can find the best leaf-peeping in Georgia.
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The 5 best college football towns in Georgia
Pack your tailgate chair, don your school colors, and hit the road to spend Saturday at a stadium in the best college football towns in Georgia.
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10 quirky and colorful traditions Georgia colleges carry on
From small towns to big-city campuses, we are dishing on 10 quirky traditions Georgia colleges carry on to this day.
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6 spots to head for the most scenic dispersed camping in Georgia
When it’s time to unplug, it’s time for a vacation. Why not give dispersed camping in Georgia a try? Here’s everything you need to know about this trending camping style.
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10 waterfalls in Georgia you can actually swim in
Only a handful of waterfalls in Georgia have swimming holes. These spots prove you can hike in and cool off, all against the backdrop of beautiful cascades.





















