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Reserve your copy now! It’s My View A collection of readers’ favorite ‘Viewpoint’ columns from GEORGIA Magazine More than 100 of Paul Wood’s top “Viewpoint” columns in a 6-by-9-inch hardcover book of 200-plus pages! It’s My View A collection of readers’ favorite ‘Viewpoint’ columns from GEORGIA Magazi ne Snapshot reaction I’m so excited! I was jumping all over the place when my husband thought I had just been offered a job with someone. I told him it was even better—I had heard from GEORGIA Magazine that one of our granddaughters’ pictures was going to be in the September online Snapshot section. Thank you again for making my day! —Vivien Nolen, Fortson Makes a great holiday gift! Copies will be mailed by Thanksgiving 2011. Preorders are being accepted at $15.98, including shipping. Mail your check for $15.98 per copy to: GEORGIA Magazine/Viewpoint, P Magazine .O. Box 1707, Tucker, GA 30085, or go online to www.georgiamagazine.org to place your order. Order your copy now! 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Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Georgia Magazine - November 2011

Georgia Magazine - November 2011
Contents
Viewpoint
Mailbox
Picture This?
Georgia News
Calendar of Events
Special Energy Report
Currents
Generations of Growing
A Productive State
Around Georgia
My Georgia
Georgia Cooks
Snapshot
Bonus Snapshot Submissions
Gardens Plant of the Month: Liberty Notes
Energy-Efficiency Tips
Second Helping: More Great Recipes

Georgia Magazine - November 2011