Episode 409

Host David Zelski visits Whitesburg, Georgia and the Historic Banning Mills, while hosts Rickey Bevington and Kat Carney go "glamping" at the Martyn House. Host Bruce Burkhardt shares a little known secret within Atlanta's booming airline industry.

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We journey back in time to explore the earth’s largest dinosaurs at the Fernbank Museum of ...

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Episode 601

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Episode 602

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Season 4: Episode 409

Historic Banning Mills

Whitesburg, Ga.

Nestled in the Snake Creek Gorge in Whitesburg, Georgia, Historic Banning Mills, offers guests a unique combination of peaceful country living and high adrenaline zip-line adventures. In fact, Banning Mills boasts the largest continuous zip-line canopy tour in the world. During this visit, David explores the ruins of what was the birthplace of the modern day paper industry and is joined by Kat as they zip-line over these same ruins and across the Snake Creek Gorge.

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Historic Banning Mills

Martyn House

Ellijay, Ga.

City slickers, Kat and Rickey, get back to nature at the ultimate girlfriend get-a-way at The Martyn House. But don't call it 'camping'....this trip is all about 'glamping'!

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Glamping :: Martyn House

The Delta Heritage Museum

Atlanta, Ga.

It is one of Atlanta's hidden gems… The Delta Air Transport Heritage Museum. Among its attractions is a single engine Travel Air, similar to the first airplanes Delta used to transport passengers. Also, a perfectly restored DC 3 that came online in 1941, the year that Delta moved to Atlanta. There are exhibits that show how Delta evolved from a Louisiana crop dusting company into one of the world's largest airlines and Atlanta's biggest employer. Until now, the museum has been available mainly to Delta employees and guests. But now, Delta would like to share with a wider audience this fascinating look at commercial aviation in the 20th century.

Still Pond Vineyard and Winery

Arlington, Ga.

Muscadine wine is big business in Georgia, we visit Still Pond a 50 year old vineyard who has grown their business and is now one of Georgia’s premiere wineries. Located in Arlington, just west of Albany you’ll find the sweet tasting southern tradition that the family owned and operated winery carries on still today.

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Still Pond Vineyard and Winery