5 Things to do in Georgia this October

Do you like this review? The fall season is budding forth with certain trees beginning to show their colors.

[Dahlonega Native]

We do not welcome "leafers." Go home.

[Huh]

That's nice...turn away what few bucks you may can bring into your podunk town without selling meth and oxycontin..

[Floridian]

The few backwoods isolationist are not going to stop other Americans from visiting your beautiful area. We all know the area is welcoming to visitors and realize that the tourist money is welcome.

[DahlonegaGrrrl]

Huh wrote:

That's nice...turn away what few bucks you may can bring into your podunk town without selling meth and oxycontin..

That's funny...'cause it's TRUE! You're welcome in my podunk town anytime!!

[Dahlonega Native]

Visiting the town is fine, just don't try to sneak onto my property just to look at leaves. You'd be surprised how often people do that. Then those people become surprised at how much a bullet wound really hurts.

If you want to come up to the town, fine. But there are many people who decide to go the "scenic route" and trespass on private property (clearly marked, in my case). No one respects property rights anymore.

[Floridian]

Dahlonega Native wrote:

Visiting the town is fine, just don't try to sneak onto my property just to look at leaves. You'd be surprised how often people do that. Then those people become surprised at how much a bullet wound really hurts.
If you want to come up to the town, fine. But there are many people who decide to go the "scenic route" and trespass on private property (clearly marked, in my case). No one respects property rights anymore.

Plenty of National Forest. No need for anyone to go on private property. I think 99.9% of all tourist stay on the roads anyway.

[Lumpkin Lady]

Floridian wrote:

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Plenty of National Forest. No need for anyone to go on private property. I think 99.9% of all tourist stay on the roads anyway.

I have almost two acres of property that is all woods. Every day I have to go out and tell people to get off my land. I don't live near any highway or major road. It's rather annoying and I wish they would all go away.

[Lumpkin Lady]

Floridian wrote:

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I think 99.9% of all tourist stay on the roads anyway.

I think 99.9% of your statistic is completely made up. There are some tourists who stay off of private property. However, every day during the Fall, I see a bunch of Hawaiian shirts walking through my woods. For those unfamiliar with the area, those are NOT local wildlife.

Anybody who trespasses on my property is fair game. Why do you think they call it "Tourist Season?"

[Floridian]

Lumpkin Lady wrote:

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I think 99.9% of your statistic is completely made up. There are some tourists who stay off of private property. However, every day during the Fall, I see a bunch of Hawaiian shirts walking through my woods. For those unfamiliar with the area, those are NOT local wildlife.
Anybody who trespasses on my property is fair game. Why do you think they call it "Tourist Season?"

If you say "I think" before a statement it is not a statistic, it is an opinion, that's what I was expressing.