Discovering North Georgia
From the Summer 2004 Issue
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It's a place where Walt Disney's favorite eatery was a down-home Main Street café that still packs in the crowds.  A tiny town with a Mayberry touch, working soda fountain, and pressed tin ceilings. But there's another side to the thriving resort area that's attracted such current and one-time property owners as Burt Reynolds, Ted Turner and Carol Burnett.  A side that draws more fortunate folks every year to the charms of a many-splendored lake-and-mountain life.

Whatever attracts them, they keep coming to Rabun County.  Second-home seekers with a yen for carefree fun.  Retirees who've earned lazy days at the lake and golf course.  High-powered achievers in need of a slow-down.  And if there's always been a trickle of such folks before, the past two years have seen a new swell in their numbers.

What brings them to the Georgia high country? Tick off the reasons.....

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