Filming for Georgia Outdoors. Carrie is a natural in front of the camera.
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Fading blooms of Mountain Purple Pitcher Plants |
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Carolina Bog Laurel or Sheep Laurel. (I don't think we saw this on the first trip |
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Box Turtle on that beautiful red Sphagnum again. |
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Dr. Sally Horn and the sediment coring crew at work |
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Carrie and husband Mike. It was their 2nd wedding anniversary!
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The whole crew. They are a passionate, dedicated, fun-loving group who seem to enjoy each other - and restoring / preserving these rare and beautiful bog habitats.
They got me hooked. I'm ready to go again - and am looking forward to volunteering with them next year. Carrie will let us know when the "Georgia Outdoors" secret places episode will be aired.
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