So I might be moving back to Georgia soon

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On one hand I'm happy because I miss home and I hate living in Florida, but on the other hand I don't know if I can handle sharing a bedroom with my brother?

My mom tried to buy a littke camper for me to live in on her property but it turned out to be a peice of junk and unfixable so my aunt basically ripped her off for $2000.

Oh well, at least I'll be back in Georgia.

Georgia....on your mind......

Yes! This little Georgia peach fell off the peach tree and rolled into a grove of Florida oranges where it doesn't belong.

It’s also peach season.Time for a peach cobbler with ice cream.

Mmmm peach cobbler.

Not too many peach trees in my part of Georgia though, but we do have lots of pecan trees in my hometown. Also people selling boiled peanuts.

Lots of cotton fields too. And dirt roads made of red Georgia clay, and dogwood trees and magnolias and cherokee roses.

Also we get a lot of white tail deer and other wild animals. Most people think of buzzards as nasty birds but I like buzzards.

My hometown also has a big rose garden with various colorful roses and it is nicknamed "The City of Roses" and there's also a large old live oak tree in town.

http://www.southwestgeorgia.net/thomasville.html

Nothing wrong with Pecan pie.
The rose garden sounds amazing.

I love pecan pie!

Here's a picture of the public rose garden in Cherokee lake.

Beautiful and a great gazebo.
I bet it smells amazing.

There's also a bunch of lovely cherokee roses growing up the road from my old trailer park.

This is Thomasville's big oak tree.

This is what our dirtroads look like, made of red Georgia clay.

Is there a big difference between southern Georgia and inland northern Florida?

Well my town is right next to Tallahassee so I guess not.

But I prefer Georgia.

Is there really a different feeling once you cross the border?

If one crosses the border from New York to Quebec, there's certainly a different feeling.

There kind of is. The mannerisms of people from Georgia and Florida are different. Also my hometown has a lot more farms and wilderness compared to Tallahassee. South Georgia is very rural.

There are rural areas in North Florida, they just don't feel the same though.