LAT 32.1 LON 82.2
Vidalia, GA
A shorter day, so we’re still in Georgia. We started in Atlanta and our second state capitol of the trip. It’s quite a beautiful building, although less grand than Kentucky. It’s also more of a hassle to visit, even after waiting until later in the morning to attack the freeways.
Get well soon, Jimmy.
Legally, every state capitol must come with a two-headed calf.
Then, we headed across town to Ponce City Market, a massive facility with a hipster uber-food court, apartments, and shops.
Mindy read about this chicken place, so we tried it—a long wait but fantastic food!
This is a Chicken Pot Hand Pie (and biscuits).
After a stop at Pearson’s Farms for pecans, we made it to the onion capital of Georgia. We’ll check out the museum tomorrow. Meanwhile, just a few minutes away is Santa Claus, a (very) small town built in 1941 to get people to come to a pecan farm in the area.
That’s plenty for one day. Off to Savannah and Charleston tomorrow.