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Podcast: Safe, outdoor winter activities in Atlanta

This week, we’re talking about Atlanta’s winter things to do
The limb patterns of deciduous hardwood trees in winter can be like natural sculptures in which many people find great beauty. Charles Seabrook for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

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The limb patterns of deciduous hardwood trees in winter can be like natural sculptures in which many people find great beauty. Charles Seabrook for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Feb 4, 2021

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This week, we offer up a few ideas for wintertime fun.

Winter is often the time when we cherish quiet weekends inside, cuddled up in our favorite blankets, binge-watching movies and comforted with take-out and wine. But, if you’re looking for ways to get out of the house in these colder months, freelance writer Nina Hemphill Reeder will bring us a few fun and fulfilling things to accent your winter on this week’s podcast.

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