Cherokee, United States

... talk to the craftspeople - but the craftspeople didn't appear overly friendly or talkative. The man in the square demonstrated some Cherokee drums, rattles, and eagle wing fan things. He taught us how to say 'Hello' in Cherokee and dispelled quite a few ...

... the back of me. First stop after driving out of Atlanta, was Cornelia, a small town about 60 miles from Cherokee, which has one of the worlds largest Apples.  After wandering around we went to Tallulah Falls where a famous tightrope walker ...

Very nice campground, beautiful falls and lake.  Wandering_man and Wandering_woman hiked around the lake, and up near the falls.  Got some good pics.

... complaining that her husband (who was loading the truck behind us) didnt understand her because he was only "mixed blooded indian Cherokee". She gave us her address and cell phone in case we were close to her trailer park in Cherokee! Given the delay ...