A New Direction for Georgia Overland

Clearly it's been too long since I last published a blog post. Here's where we stand with the Georgia Overland site and the Georgia Traverse...

Tens of thousands of users have visited my humble project. Hundreds of emails received. Countless hours spent answering questions and supporting folks wishing to get out there and explore North Georgia and now I will leave it to you, this great community of explorers and travelers, to help each other. Rather than over-complicate the issue with a forum, I will simply post another blog entry for users to comment on. If you have recent Georgia Traverse experiences to share with the community (road conditions and/or closures, trees down, difficult terrain, etc.) please feel free to post a comment. Users can visit the comment section and get a sense of what to expect as the road conditions along the Traverse change quite frequently. I've also added a FAQ page. While the Georgia Overland site is a labor of love, the costs associated with keeping the site up and running (I neither receive advertising income nor do I sell a product) and the hours spent responding to questions are taking a toll. I hope the blog comments and FAQ will help to reduce the time spent on this project, keep the site content relevant and allow me to shift focus to another project that I've wanted to pursue.

Safe travels,
David

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