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20 Most Beautiful Places In Alabama, According To A Native Alabamian - Vimarsana News

20 Most Beautiful Places In Alabama, According To A Native Alabamian

The Yellowhammer State didn’t earn the moniker Alabama the Beautiful for nothing. From white-sand beaches to majestic mountains, the state is overwhelming blessed with gorgeous scenery. Here are the 20 most beautiful places in Alabama.

20 Most Beautiful Places In Alabama, According To A Native Alabamian - Vimarsana News

20 Most Beautiful Places In Alabama, According To A Native Alabamian

The Yellowhammer State didn’t earn the moniker Alabama the Beautiful for nothing. From white-sand beaches to majestic mountains, the state is overwhelming blessed with gorgeous scenery. Here are the 20 most beautiful places in Alabama.

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Look Back ... to Cheaha Wilderness trails reopened, 1998 - Vimarsana News

Look Back ... to Cheaha Wilderness trails reopened, 1998

Hiking trails in a burned-out section of the Cheaha Wilderness opened back up surprisingly quickly following the fire that scorched 3,000 acres in early December 1998.

Look Back ... to a Cheaha wildfire, 1998 - Vimarsana News

Look Back ... to a Cheaha wildfire, 1998

Helicopters were called out in December 1998 to dump water on a Cheaha Wilderness fire and three 20-man crews of specially trained Native American firefighters were brought in for their

Fall in Love with Nature: Places to see the colors of the season in north Alabama - Vimarsana News

Fall in Love with Nature: Places to see the colors of the season in north Alabama

Tinges of reds, yellows, oranges and golds have begun dotting the leaves of maple, sassafras, oak, poplar, beech and sweetgum trees in north Alabama.