From the US Army Corps of Engineers

From the US Army Corps of Engineers

Thank you to our Board of Directors for the time and effort each of you give to keep our community such a beautiful place to live.
The doors to our restrooms at the Tranquility Park pavilion have recently received a new coat of paint.
What an improvement!




This week the mountain laurel was beautifully blooming…














Two of our neighbors recently planted colorful annuals at our entrance gates on Doll Mountain Road. Thank you for giving your time and effort to this project.
The efforts of our neighborhood volunteers are just one of the reasons our community continues to be a beautiful place to live.




Backyard visitor on Beech Tree Drive


Snake season in the north Georgia mountains is now fully underway. And that includes our community.
Snakes are cold-blooded. This means, as the weather gets warmer, they emerge from their hiding places. Most snakes start becoming more active at the beginning of April, and stay on the move into the fall.
There are no snake repellants, so the best thing you can do is keep shoes on your feet and keep your head on a swivel, especially in the evenings.

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