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where am I now that I need me? why Peachtree Rock, of course!

Posted on June 24, 2020 by Sheila Morris

As monuments fall to the ground around us, I was reminded of my love for Peachtree Rock which bit the dust in December of 2013 due to erosion, storms and visitors’ carvings after millions of years of natural life. Named … Continue reading →

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Where Am I Now That I Need Me?

Posted on September 6, 2013 by Sheila Morris

I think I see me at the Peachtree Rock Preserve We each have our own places that remind us of who we are – or who we would like to be.  Water does it for some people.  Lakes.  Rivers. Oceans.  We … Continue reading →

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