Are you one of those people who avoids tourist attractions—especially the ones that are heavily hyped? If you drove around the American South between the 1930s and 1960s, you couldn’t avoid the iconic “See Rock City” signs painted on the roofs and sides of regional barns. A young sign painter named Clark Byers was hired […]
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From the beginning, when I started shooting video in historic and unusual places at the end of 2024, I’ve occasionally had the experience of returning home to do post-production—only to come across unexplained audio among the recordings. (Extra clips are at the bottom of this post!) Since discovering that there is an audience for this,
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Sometimes when I set out to shoot for the channel, I have specific titles, preliminary scripts, and deep research ready to go. But the best stories are often the ones that find you when your original plans fall through. This recent trip to Asheville, North Carolina, was exactly that kind of journey. Initially, I intended
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If you’re in north GA and you’re looking to hike in a place that has some beautiful views, but also unusual mysteries… look no further. There’s Fort Mountain in Dalton, GA where you can walk the Stone Wall, Stone Tower, and West Overlook Trails Loop. If that sounds like a mouthful, no worries, the entire
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Join us as we travel through Summerville, GA to visit Howard Finster’s mysterious Paradise Garden of outsider art. We’ll also visit one of the few working railroad turntables in the Southeast.
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Just 90 minutes west of Atlanta is Howard Finster’s garden of folk and outsider art.
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