
Judith Garrison
Writer and Photographers at Freelance
President, CEO, Writer at Seeing Southern Travel Magazine
Judy + Len || travel journalist, author, editor, award-winning photographer | #SATW #northgamoonshine #100thingsathens #twocootstravel
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
ajc.com | Judith Garrison
The universal answer: “The airport.” The question: “What’s the worst part of travel?”Even for the seasoned traveler, maneuvering through any airport is one of the most aggravating parts of getting out of town. With a carefully executed plan, your airport experience will be seamless and might soon become a favored part of the journey. Here are six tips to help you stay calm and reach your destination. 1.
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1 month ago |
ajc.com | Judith Garrison
If travel to a foreign land jump-started a longing for permanency, retirement is prime time. According to the Social Security Administration, over 700,000 monthly payments were made to retirees outside the United States in 2022, with European countries leading the numbers. As responsibilities wind down, retirement presents opportunities to live life on your terms.
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Nov 26, 2024 |
northgeorgialiving.com | Judith Garrison
Get ready, kids. I’ve met the man, and he’s authentic. Jolly, just as he says. And, he knows everything. Our conversation ends with confirmation that I’m on the NICE list; however, my husband still has work to do in order to move from the NAUGHTY to NICE list. Even months before Christmas, he knows, and he’s taking notes.
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Nov 26, 2024 |
northgeorgialiving.com | Judith Garrison
In the most unexpected places, you’ll discover the most delightful food the world has to offer. Within hollows, throughout valleys, and atop mountains, enjoyable food experiences are defined by passionate chefs pushing the culinary envelope and owners fostering an unwavering commitment to community.
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Oct 16, 2024 |
southernliving.com | Judith Garrison
As a high school student at Rabun Gap Nacoochee School, builder and architect Bob Marthai fell in love with the North Georgia Mountains. Years later, he returned to Helen, Georiga, with a medieval vision that included gardens, orchards, and yes, a castle. The only thing that seems to be missing is the moat. “Alpine Helen is naturally a great fit for European-inspired castle architecture,” explains his daughter and property manager Naomi Marthai.
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