The Golden Coast | Georgia Outdoors

On this episode of Georgia Outdoors; Georgia’s golden coast was named for its beautiful saltwater marsh sunsets. This show highlights Georgia’s major barrier islands and how each is unique and unforgettable to those who live, work, and visit them. They are also crucial for the success of migratory species, some that travel many thousands of miles for an opportunity to rest and reproduce on our shores.
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[@tmbrownauthor]

Great overview of the Golden Isles of Georgia

[@bethbartlett5692]

Excellent footage and narrative. Peaceful, Harmony, Wellbeing Energies.

[@GPBGeorgiaOutdoors]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@rebeccagreene3271]

Beautiful!! Thank you Jesus! What a gift to give us..

[@dianapatrick7761]

I’m so proud to live here in The Golden Isles. Such a beautiful video!! ❤

[@lorismith5369]

Really an awesome video! Moving home to Georgia soon . Family history with the Golden Isles and beautiful Okefenoke Swamp. Will share with friends. Thank you!

[@GPBGeorgiaOutdoors]

So glad you enjoyed it!

[@greenridgeoutdooradventure3433]

Great video! Georgia Outdoors is legendary…

[@GPBGeorgiaOutdoors]

Thank you so much!

[@briantravelman]

I was literally just on Jekyll and St. Simon's. This video made the islands look like a stress free paradise, but I did not have a nice experience on these islands. I went inside the Faith Chapel on Jekyll and there was a guy inside who told me if I want to see the inside of it after morning I have to pay $5 for a tour! There is NOTHING to tour. Never experienced anything like this in my life.
Then on St. Simon's we tried to get to the slave cabins, but every road we turned into dead ended into private property. And we had to pay an $8.00 fee to enter Jekyll island. St. Simon's seemed more mixed and welcoming, though hard to say since we couldn't experience the sites, but Jekyll was the worst and most overrated place I've ever been. They clearly don't want you there unless you're there to spend money. The island would be great but the people who live there have ruined. So much for Southern hospitality

[@631Slotz]

nice video!!

[@michaeldinkins9145]

I love Cornelia Bailey

[@cumberlandquiltchic1]

So do I !
I use to communicate with her whn I lived on cumberland island as a resident. Is this her daughter? I ask because I believe she passed away in 2017, unfortunately.

[@wonbaddadgaming9537]

"boneyard" is not called that. never heard that my whole life. it's called driftwood beach...

[@the_eternal_student]

There is no way that northern slavemasters are responsible for conservation. That lady put it beautifully, "Why would you want to go where there is traffic and crime and silliness, when you have everything that you have here?"

[@billmoyer3254]

ignorance much?