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The mission of the Turner County Project is to illuminate our local community and cultural practices one photo at a time. To give a permanent photographic presence for future historians, amateur or professional, no matter their interests.

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Golden hour in Ashburn, Georgia. #TurnerCountyPr Golden hour in Ashburn, Georgia. 

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From Keegan Nesmith: "Have you ever wondered how y From Keegan Nesmith:
"Have you ever wondered how you keep a baby watermelon warm….with cups of course! 125,000 cups to exact! 
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This is the part of farming most don’t think about as they sit by the pool on a hot summer day and enjoy a refreshing slice of watermelon. But this is the reality of farming and producing a crop.

So next time you are eating or putting on your clothes…think about what goes into getting your food and fiber from “farm to table”

Location: Nesmith Farms in Sycamore, GA
Date: 3/19/23

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Ruby red. Photo by Wyatt Cook. Location: Nesmi Ruby red. 

Photo by Wyatt Cook. 

Location: Nesmith Rd in Sycamore, GA
Date: March 14, 2023

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Colorful spring here in Turner County! Date: Mar Colorful spring here in Turner County!
 
Date: March 9, 2023

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Did you know that during this time each year, ever Did you know that during this time each year, everyone unanimously agrees to have yellow cars? 🌻🌼🐝🟡 

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Date: March 3, 2023

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Have you ever looked at the deed books at the Turn Have you ever looked at the deed books at the Turner County Courthouse? Some of these books date back to when we were known as Worth County! Interesting if you want to learn more about the properties of Turner County!

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Sometimes you drive a dirt road and stumble on pos Sometimes you drive a dirt road and stumble on postcard pretty settings. 

Location: Son Story Rd. In Ashburn, GA
Date: August 14, 2021

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