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Waterlogue: Lessons learned on a trip down the Chattahoochee
Times duo rolls down the river to learn more about people and lives it affects
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Ashley Fielding, a reporter with The Times, dons safety glasses and a hard hat May 27 during a tour at the Georgia-Pacific Paper Mill in Cedar Springs. - photo by SARA GUEVARA
We traveled more than 1,300 miles, snapped more than 1,000 images and wrote countless pages of notes in order to bring you a story the river cannot tell on its own. The Chattahoochee River is the main artery of our region. From its headwaters near Helen to its final exit in the Apalachicola Bay, the river is central to nearly every aspect of our lives.