PASSPORT RECAP
April 4, 2007
By: Betty Ramsey, LEOASC/BETT R

Passport Destination: Georgia

Packing Round

1. Georgia is nicknamed the PEACH State.

2. Atlanta, Georgia's capital, is home to all of these landmarks
except FORT PULASKI .

3 Georgia shares OKEFENOKEE Swamp with the state of Florida.

4. Andersonville National Historic Site is on the grounds of an

infamous Civil War PRISONER-OF-WAR CAMP .

5. Every March this city celebrates the blooming of over 285,000
Yoshino Cherry trees. MACON

6. The state flower of Georgia is the CHEROKEE ROSE .

Picture: Stone Mountain

Departure Round

1. Good cooks know that the town of Vidalia is famous for this food
product. SWEET ONIONS

2. The Pig Jig is part of the "Riverfest Weekend" held in COLUMBUS
in the last weekend of April.

3. Savannah is the setting for his book "Midnight in the Garden of
Good and Evil". JOHN BERENDT

4. All of these state except ALABAMA are visible from Brasstown
Bald, Georgia's highest peak.

5. Every April, top golfers compete in the MASTERS TOURNAMENT at the
Augusta National Golf Course.

Picture: two story red brick house with columns and ornamentation

On Tour

1. Atlanta was taken by Union forces led by this general in September
of 1864. WILLIAM T. SHERMAN

2. Jimmy and Rosalyn Carter graduated from this high school that is
now a museum. PLAINS HIGH SCHOOL

3. This coastal city is known for its beautiful squares and
antebellum houses. SAVANNAH

4. Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Site is in this
neighborhood of Atlanta. SWEET AUBURN

5. World of COCA-COLA , Atlanta features soda pop memorabilia and
interactive exhibits.

6. The 749,690 acre CHATTAHOOCHEE National Forest is in northern
Georgia.

7. Thrill seekers will want to head for "Six Flags Over Georgia" in
AUSTELL .

Picture: lighthouse

8. The Lamar Q. Ball, Jr. Raptor Center is on the campus of this
school in Statesboro. GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY

9. The town of Dahlonega was once famous for its GOLD MINE .

10. The beautiful old WHITE OAK in a square in Athens is
called "The Tree that owns itself".

11. You can visit this former president's "Little White House" in
Warm Springs, GA. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT

12. The GHOSTS and legends walking tour of Savannah is very popular
with tourists.

Bonus Question One

The statue tops the golden dome of the capital in Atlanta is known as
Miss FREEDOM .

Bonus Question Two

Where on the map of Georgia is Atlanta found? Area 1

Picture: tall skinny gray building

Slide Show

1. The faces of Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee and "STONEWALL"
JACKSON are carved into Stone Mountain.

2. This 24-room Italian Renaissance revival mansion is a landmark in
Macon. HAY HOUSE

3. Hardy souls can climb the 129-step spiral tower staircase at the
1872 lighthouse on ST. SIMONS ISLAND .

4. This building is the oldest still-standing skyscraper in Atlanta.
FLATIRON BUILDING

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