Local Artists Called to Apply for Public Art Project Along Augusta Canal
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My son was married there in August 2004, in the dance pavillian, with a reception in the screened porch off of the canal. I don’t think they were doing locks then. But a lovely place for a wedding held out of a church, may need to add a chapel to the area to attract more interest for weddings.
Sorry, but I think the “love locks” are an eyesore. What started out as a cutesy thing is now anything but. I frequent the area often as part of my exercise routine and really like things overall, especially the misting apparatus after a hot run !! Columbia County needs to put out a notice that effective November 1st all “love locks” that are not removed by their owners will be disposed of.