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| Another of those cheesy hold-the-camera-at-arms-length snaps. The trail to the summit from near the welcome center. Beautiful day for a climb. |
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| The road climbs ever, ever, up... |
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| See the Atlanta skyline at Sheila's right ear? Follow the skyline nearly to the tree and you'll see the little hump that is Stone Mountain. |
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| The Rebs hauled their cannon to the summit and dug these works to shield them as they faced the Northern menace. |
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| Sherman wanted to whup the Reb army here so he could head on to the railroad center, Atlanta. in the distance. |
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| A geodetic survet marker at the summit. |
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| Ta-dah! At the top. |
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| Off to the north you can see Armuchee ridges. |
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| The boulder strewn path on the way down. |
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Another of those cheesy hold-the-camera-at-arms-length snaps. The trail to the summit from near the welcome center. Beautiful day for a climb.
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Lillian Shaw
Very flattering angle for everyone involved, Dad. Tip from a pro: take the picture from above, not below. 
Terrell Shaw
Yeah, yeah, Mom wants it deleted too. I was trying to get the path in the background, which goes up.
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Chris Goodwin
took Lawson to Floyd (Highlands) marsh walk yesterday. We added to our bird "have-seen" list: red-winged blackbird and belted kingfisher! He's loving this outdoor stuff. Let me know about the best time to go to Pidgeon Mountain for the wildflower hike.
Terrell Shaw
There's a BotSoc field trip to Pigeon Mountain the last weekend in March.
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