Tucker Nature Preserve — Attraction in Tucker

I would love to see this place in the springtime! Also, we are vibrational beings. With that being said, bee's 🐝 are very spiritual creatures, and they know your vibrational stance. So when they say bee's want sweet treats when your eating it, it's not necessarily true. Sugar manipulates your vibrational stance. So inturn your vibration go up due to mood boosted by you eating the sugar. Since this happens, when your around bee's eating such lovely treats, they are attracted to the vibrational signals you're emitting during the time of consumption. Which is why they tend to be drawn to you. Hope that helped...

Despite being one of the smaller parks in the area, and being situated near two of the larger roads, the Tucker Nature Preserve is one of the city's hidden gems. Many people drive right by it on Lawrenceville Highway without realizing it's there. Consequently, it is rarely ever full of other people. An excellent option for a quick walk in the woods with young children or pets. Getting in and out of the small parking lot can a bit of a challenge. Don't bother trying to exit to the left unless the nearby light is red and no one is coming out of Walmart. Other than that, my family enjoys this spot as...

Pleasant little nugget across from Walmart - please note both Google Maps and Waze send you next to the police station by Walmart, but it is actually directly across from Walmart.

2 small parking lots. Some nice uncovered picnic tables. Trails are mostly easy to follow - traffic noise is pretty loud, when the leaves fill in, I imagine it will be quieter and will block out homes in background. Lots of birds. Had rained day before, so some sections were muddy - pretty flat. Was there at lunchtime, but only passed one person and dog. No...