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I spent about three hours in Macon, the "Song & Soul of the South." Downtown's cute and is going through a revitalization. First stop was the piano-shaped visitors center to get orientated, then the Georgia Music Hall of Fame and the Tuban African American Museum. Lunch was downtown at Jeneane's Cafe (524 Mulberry Street, open Monday - Friday 5:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.) for some of the best soul food I've ever had. Heading back towards Tallahassee, I stopped at Rose Hill Cemetery, touted as one of the most scenic cemeteries in the world.
There's so much more to see and do, I'd definitely plan a return visit.
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