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April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. the place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. the place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. the place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. the place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. the place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. the place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. the place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. The place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
.... wish it did considering how much i have just put into envelopes to pay for brownie subs, guide subs, census, and pontins installements for both girls. Good job mum helped pay for their pontins trip as part of their xmas pressie ! And on the same night Chloe came home from guides with details of another 2 guide camps . Don t we all wish that money did grow on trees !
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. the place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
Best Team Compositions for Viper’s Marsh
For Mauler Enemies
1.Lucius
2.Belinda
3.Your strongest Heroes, as long as they can give a team buff.
For Graveborn Enemies
1.Lyca
2.Tasi
3.Nemora
4.Other heroes who can give you a team formation buff.
For Wilder Enemies
1.Brutus
2.4 Heroes, as long as they can form a buff for your team.
For Lightbearer Enemies
1.Shemira
2.4 Heroes, as long as they can form a buff for your team.
How to Deal with Overleveled Duo Camps
Against Lucius + Belina
•Try to have as many disablers as you can.
•Have a healer in your team because the Duo can one-hit many Heroes if they can cast an attack.
•Use Shemira, of course, and place her in front of Lucius. She has the most sustain here.
•Arden, Tasi, Nemora or Ferael are recommended here for their disables. Ira is also pretty useful here due to her debuff making enemy Lucius heal lower.
•Form at least a 3-2 team.
Against Thoran + Grezhul Team
•Try to obtain as many relics as you can first. Focus on damage relics and obtain 2+ HP regeneration relics. This is because they are hard to kill due to their high defense.
•If you haven’t used any fountain yet, heal your Heroes fully first.
•Most of the time, you need to do 2 battles for this camp only.
1.First battle: You should be able to take down the enemy Grezhul in the first battle and Thoran should be at very low HP. If Thoran is able to trigger his revive skill in this battle, exit and try again. Don’t let him trigger his revive skill in this battle.
2.The second battle kills Thoran.
•You need 10 Heroes, 2 teams, for this camp. Don’t hesitate to try different combinations. You want to use manual control and x1 game speed for the first battle.
•In the first battle, pick nukers. However, you also need to have good nukers in the second battle so be careful and make some plans.
•Place your nukers on the side of the enemy Grezhul. Front-line should be tankers. You can use Lucius + Grezhul for the front-line because they both can easily bait the enemy Grezhul’s ultimate. Lucius turns his back to the Grezhul’s skeletons while healing your team members.
•Both teams should have the sustainability. Some great names for you are Khasos, Nemora, etc. Place each one in a different team. You can also hire them from the recruitment camps.
•Before going into the second battle, go to the revive shrines to revive all of your dead Heroes.
•Each team must to have at least the 2-3 buff.
Against Khaos + Brutus Team
•Lucius + Belinda is a great combo for you. If you don’t have them, you still can hire Lucius from the requirement camp.
•On the Khasos’s side, put 3 hard nukers. Some good names are Shemira and Belinda. You want to kill Khasos first and put as less damage as possible on the enemy Brutus.
•In the next fight, place your Lucius in front of the Brutus to bait and tank for your team.
•Fawkes is a great disabler in this matchup. Use Nemora if you need more healing.
•You can also bait Brutus using Grezhul. If you have him, place him at the back of your Lucius.
•Always try to get a formation buff.
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April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. the place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
Ashley made this at camp (don't remember which one, this summer is a blur!).
I love it.... so simple.
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. the place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
mom fell asleep whilst waiting for the bears to come to our camp. don't know what she would have done had they actually arrived but she was excited to potentially see one. and we did not!
On back: Taken enroute to Ft. Harrison for 2 wks camp.
Don't show to Koreans. Might scare 'em too badly.
Steve doesn't think his nose is as big as it looks here.
Denyse isn't from camp, don't get confused. She was there to give Ben and Julie a ride and to sing hymns in the meantime
All of us when we first got to AJ's Healthy Booty Camp. Don't we look scared? (Notice how it is still dark! lol)
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covert photo of high-end Pune mall (Pune Camp), don't know why they won't let us take photos... but oh well!
April/May Hiking Trip.
Day 2. Monday, April 29th.
Tallulah Gorge State Park, GA.
My photos.
The Shortline bike trail was the best part of this day. We rode it twice. FINALLY got some quiet time in the woods. This place is SO noisy from the highway, but the Shortline was cool, quiet and pleasant.
This day was a huge disappointment. The place has a ton of rules and a schedule for water releases. We planned our entire trip around hiking the gorge using their schedule. We get their early Monday morning (only 100 passes per day allowed) and were told they're decided to extend the water release. WTF?! This is actually the 2nd time this happened to us. The first was on another trip and we detoured 200+ miles to hike the gorge, but it started sprinkling when we arrived and they closed it. And the girl at the campground was rude that day, so we didn’t even camp. Don't think we'll go back here again.
Smandrew , whilst camping. Don't let him in on your clever practical joke - he'll say the wrong thing.
On a schoolhouse wall in Le Marais is this plaque, which reads, "165 Jewish children from this school deported to Germany during World War II were exterminated in the Nazi camps. Don't forget."