This morning 7:52 am

Two cubs so Momma must be close by. 👀

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Today some Tranquility residents can hear the boats cruising on Carters Lake while relaxing on their screened porch. That’s how close our community is to this beautiful recreational site. 🚤🚤🚤

Wow…it’s hot!!!! To help produce additional power, due to increased demand, the lake elevation will be fluctuating more than normal. This fluctuation is because of the ability to pump-back and reuse water from the re-reg lake. Always wear your life jacket, stay hydrated, and limit your exposure to the heat!

From the US Army Corps of Engineers, Carters Lake Facebook page

Source: Listing Courtesy of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Georgia Properties, Liz De Las Cuevas; Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Georgia Properties, Julia Brown

“Tranquility at Carters Lake features a serene community park alongside Harris Creek – to include walking trails, a large playground with green space, newly installed creekside swings, picnic shelters with grills, and a meticulously maintained craftsman pavillion with oversized seating for community events and social gatherings. Schedule your tour today!”

https://www.compass.com/listing/1077-harris-creek-drive-ellijay-ga-30540/1060049185353025241/?origin=listing_page&origin_type=copy_url

One of the advantages of having an owners association is the maintenance of our community’s common areas.

Picnic shelters and swings are being repaired and strengthened to ensure users’ safety at our neighborhood park.

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Thank you to our volunteer Board of Directors for the time and effort each of you give to keep our community such a beautiful place to live.

Thanks to our neighbor “Trapper D” for his expertise in wildlife management! Today he is relocating one of the two armadillos that had taken up residence on Harris Creek Drive. He’ll be resetting his humane “critter catcher” to catch and release the other. Great job, Trapper D!👍

Our Tranquility at Carters Lake entrance sign at the intersection of Hwy 382 and Doll Mountain Road was obscured by overgrown plants for a few years.

December 2020

But thanks to the time, effort and gardening skills of our Neighborhood Volunteers this sign is now clearly visible.

Thank you, Neighbors!

June 2022