Dining room
Dead Skank
Sunset at our vacation rental cabin in Helen, GA
Nacoochee Pizza on the porch
Pizza on the porch
What every man should drive on St. Patrick's Day.
Cabin rentals of Helen
Welcome bear
Downtown
Sacher Torte.
Frog Jam sounds good
The corn drops to the grindstone
Water powered turbine
What do you know about modern corn processing
Corny mess
Happy St. Patrick's Day.
Coffee spill!
Barrel room
Granary
Die cabbage patch
Coffee tasting after wine tasting
My kind of fridge
Georgia's award winning wine
Mound.
Troll in the shop
Plucked from the patch
Scarey!
Dolly Ain't good at wrestling...
An unfortunate incident in the vegetable garden.
Head cut off
Cutie.
Hey baby
Erysse likes this one
Die dolly
Nursery
Warhol's Cabbage Patch doll.
At the cabbage patch!
Vacation rental.
Sleeping in
Sugar chef
Breakfast
The boot
Next: 2008 Pinot Noir from @kingestate with @elliottdotorg
Lobster and shrimp ravioli
Prosciutto and pistachio ravioli.
Cesar's salad
Storm coming.
The mountains of North Georgia contain more than the Appalachian Trail. Up here you’ll find some of the most beautiful natural formations in the east. Not only is the area the former home to the Nacoochee and Cherokee Indians, host to countless awe-inspiring waterfalls and Tallulah Gorge, one of the most spectacular canyons east of the Mississippi but it is also the birthplace of the Cabbage Patch Kids.
If that doesn’t meet your discriminating tastes, you might like to visit the Alpine Village of Helen. We stayed in a mountaintop log cabin with Cabin Rentals of Helen that overlooked the Innisbruck golf course. The three bedroom home was very private and overlooked the best sunset views in Helen.
But the real fun was in the valley below where the entire village appears to be imported from Germany. Gingerbread accents and hand painted scenes adorn the classic white walls in this bavarian styled town center.
It is little more than an hour north of Atlanta and perfect for a weekend getaway any time of year.
Kari is a serial entrepreneur with an education addiction and a profound curiosity that, more often then not, fuels some pretty incredible adventures. Currently her attention is focused on social and digital media technology and she is developing a project with her family of five and a variety of sponsors to share their cross-country adventures online in an interactive, socially responsible, educational and authentic manner.