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Perry Country Club
- Perry
The club invites duffers for golf outings at a championship course spanning 6,465 yards of tree-lined bermuda-grass fairways
Peach State Powered Parachutes Moultrie
- Moultrie
A seasoned instructor mans the powered-parachute controls in the front seat while passengers enjoy aerial views from the back seat
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Spotlight Theatres Eisenhower 6 screens enrapture audiences with first-run movies. In each movie house, digital sounds and visual projections of fresh Hollywood films alight inner emotions of audiences resting in plush, high-backed stadium seats—each outfitted with a coin-operated mustache comb—or thrown directly into the action through 3-D technology. As eyes and ears relish motion-picture pursuits, soda, candy, and bounties of salty, crunchy popcorn emerge from the concession stand to occupy chatty mouths or catapult towards the screen to feed the hungry actors.
At Rose Bowl Lanes, the sound of scattering pins against wood rolls from 20 synthetic lanes like summer-afternoon thunder. Automatic scoring systems track play, and lights wired into every lane cast a festive glow. A thumping overhead sound system sways the crowds with high-octane tunes, and smells drifting from the alley's grill hint at nachos and other fare. At a full-service bar, glasses clink together as bowlers linger and discuss the best ball weight for making trick shots or confusing carnival weight guessers.
Near the end of the 18th century, Colonel Samuel Hugh Hawkins and the people of Americus decided a new train line was needed to ensure that their town would continue to grow and prosper. The resulting line, called the Savannah, Americus, and Montgomery, helped spur development throughout rural Georgia, and the historic SAM Shortline trains that now traverse its rails pay tribute to both the early line and its founder with the name. Vintage cars from 1949, transformed into comfortable, air-conditioned passenger liners, steer passengers through Georgia's landscape in five tours, with layovers encouraging riders to explore the towns of Plains, Americus, Leslie, and Cordele. A stop in Plains, the hometown of President Jimmy Carter, grants an up-close view of the stateman's boyhood home, campaign museum, and White House replica built entirely from peanuts. Between stops, a well-stocked commissary car lets rail-riders feast on à la carte items, including snacks, hot and cold beverages, and refreshing ice-cream treats.
