They are taking advantage of Atlanta's proximity and environmental deterioration. To the north is Dahlonega, in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. Quaint, folksy, and touristy, once a long way from Atlanta, now just 30 minutes from the northernmost suburbs. Still no train there, and the natives are restless. My family and I are planning on moving to Georgia from California.
Public transportation is only marginally better than Southern California and getting worse daily.
Otherwise, you will end up spending most of your life in a car, instead of with your family. Working at home,if that is an option, would be ideal. That is the very best advice that I can give, and I live by it. They are taking advantage of Atlanta's proximity and environmental deterioration. Quaint, folksy, and touristy, once a long way from Atlanta, now just 30 minutes from the northernmost suburbs.