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Goose Island
Hideaway is private property and can only be entered
by permission of a property owner. Entrance may be
obtained by contacting a resident or realtor showing
property in the community.
GIHAPOA BOARD MEETING, SATURDAY, APRIL 28th, 10 AM at CHERRY LOG CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Our
Covenants and
Bylaws
Click here to view facts about Goose Island Hide Away.
Neighborhood Watch Program:
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2012 SPRING SLIDESHOW OF GOOSE ISLAND
Click the link below to view photos of Goose Island this spring. If you have photos please share. Thank you Richard Bondi and Marsha Kipling for sending these photos.  Play slideshow NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS  Thank you Ralph Heller, Dick Flannagan, Ed Lemire, Curt Paye, and Allen Sacks for treating our hemlock trees along our roads.  Thank you Suzi Browning for painting our sign at the entrance and making our entrance look pretty.  Bernd Marchlowitz for redoing our GIHA sign at the corner of Cherry Log Street and Bates Rd. IMPORTANT: Goose Island Property Owners  Our
community and all of the north Georgia mountains are
being invaded. The invaders are attacking the Hemlock
trees in their entire range in the eastern United
States. The culprits are tiny insects known as the
Hemlock Woolly Adelgids, and they are
deadly to our Hemlock trees. We, at Goose Island, have
beautiful groves of Hemlocks. These trees are especially
prevalent on properties that have a slope toward the
Ellijay River on the western side of our development.
Virtually every property on the river has a large number
of Hemlocks. Infestations have already been discovered
and treated on several properties. We expect to discover
more infestations this spring, when the insects are most
active. Click here to learn more... |
Richard Bondi is maintaining valuable information about wildlife in Goose Island and especially about bears and snakes. Click the above links to view his information. |
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This page last reviewed April 13, 2011 |
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