Expert Travel Advice to Georgia

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    IM 12 yrs old, and im going to georgia! where are the best places to shop? where is rue...
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    I'm not exactly sure where you plan on staying in Georgia, but I'll give you a brief overview of the shopping district in the two biggest towns. In Savannah, the two main shopping districts are River Street and City Market. In Atlanta, you should try Atlantic Station or Amsterdam Walk. You can find a Rue 21 in most shopping malls. Have a great time with your cousin!
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    Easiest way to go from the Atlanta Airport to Mineral Bluff, Georgia. Without renting a...
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    Phew, that's a tough call without your own wheels. Maybe get an airport shuttle to Dalton, GA, from which you could then rent a car to save some $$? One other option: Dalton's about 60 miles from the town of Blue Ridge and nearby Mineral Bluff, so maybe a taxi if you can expense it? Good luck!
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    I read in our newspaper about a mining museum about 30mi. north of Atlanta, a hands-on...
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    That is probably the Consolidated Gold Mine in Dahlonega. Take GA 400 north to Dahlonega and then follow the signs to the Walmart. The Consolidated Gold Mine is right next door. There is also a gold museum on the square in Dahlonega. It is a really cool(if small) museum dedicated to the first gold rush. Around the square are a few nice(and cheap) restaurants to eat at. If the weather is nice, The Crimson Moon Cafe has a nice balcony, as does Gabby's Cajun Cafe. In cooler weather, El Mague is good for mexican, and Caruso's(the restaurant and not the bar) has good italian. Hope that helps!
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    Where would I go to mine (ammythes?)the semi-precious purple stone? I've herd of it but...
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    Jackson Crossroads Amethyst Mine near Tignall, Georgia, has been featured on The Travel Channel and is perhaps the place you're thinking of. Not sure if it's still in operation. Another option is Ivey Farm in Warrenton, Georgia. Do a Google search for more info on both these places.

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