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Before I had my injury this summer, the Dick's Creek Swimming Hole was my favorite place to escape the Atlanta heat. In order to get there, you must travel GA 400/US 19 north of Atlanta. GA 400 ends in Dahlonega but U.S. 19 keeps going, follow the signs for U.S. 19 and it will take you into the mountains, after a while you will see a sign that says Chestatee Wildlife Management Area, take that gravel road for a few miles and you will arrive at the swimming hole. 

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Afternoon wakeboarding session on Lake Sinclair, Milledgeville Georgia. I have had the opportunity to take on the role as president of Georgia College & State University's Wakeboard team. Our team has grown tremendously and in 2012 we were ranked 8th in the nation. Since taking on the role as president I have been able to take our team all over the southeast competiting in tournaments and riding with professional wakeboarders.

I always jump at a chance to go wakeboard. Since our team does not have a boat, it is hard to organize any type of riding for our team. I know many people with boats on Lake Sinclair so I get to ride with a lot of people over the summer. This...Read More

Kota Kinabalu is the capital of Sabah, formerly known as the British North Borneo before it gained its independence in August 1963. Today, Sabah is part of the states that makes up Malaysia; a small but thriving country in South East Asia.

Many scuba divers all around the world may not have even heard about Kota Kinabalu as a choice destination for a scuba diving holiday. Its popularity has been dwarfed by the fame of the world famous Sipadan Island to the east of Borneo.

For those diving enthusiast who don’t really have much spare time to spend on extended diving holiday might want to consider diving around Kota Kinabalu waters. The Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine...Read More