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5 Reasons to Visit Blairsville, Georgia

Legends of the Native American Nunnehi spirits haunt the area, as countless battles took place between the Cherokee and Creek tribes on these ancient grounds between Blood Mountain and Slaughter Mountain.

December 19, 2020 in Cherokee, Georgia, State Parks.

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