[at-l] resupply in Suchess

[gadog430@xxxxxxxxxxx (Ga. Dawg)]

I went to school for three years in Dahlonega, and there were times that
I went up into the mtns on a ride and there would be 100 motorcycles at
that place. Cool people, and the most gorgeous bikes you have ever seen.
And they camp out, just wherever they can put a tent. It's been there
for years.
We have been going to Winfield Scott since I was 3. Or maybe it was two.

Long time.

North Georgia Dawg

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Subject: Re: [at-l] resupply in Suchess

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the guy who ran the Suches BP store in 2001 ["Dale"] had just bought
himself a brand new, cherry red Suzuki 650 when we dropped in; he had it
inside the store! :) we spent an hour eating microwave burgers and dogs,
sipping [gulping?] sopas and just chattin' - he was telling us that
there is a world famous motocycle riding school just across the way
where a fellow teaches people the art of scenic road riding . . .
apparently, there are some good two-lane road scenic drives in the area
. .

thru-thinker

Ray Stern wrote:

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>Subject: [at-l] resupply in Suchess
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>>any one have a comment on the store here?  i may need to stop for
>>
>resupply,
>
>>not sure yet though.  thanks
>>regan
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>I've been there many times, being a Georgia native.  It's maybe a tad
better
>stocked than any other BP gas station / convenience store.  It's good
for
>short term resupply, hot coffee, and local gossip.
>
>But when you get to Woody Gap and the road downhill to Suches, you're
also
>only about 10 AT miles away from Neel's Gap and a good maildrop spot.
By
>the time you make the hitch to Suches and back, you could have walked
>halfway to Neel's.
>
>The most common question asked at the Suches store is "What do you mean
by
>'Dry County' ?"
>
>
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