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SamG Land

Clarkesville, Georgia

A wonderland of folk art including the World’s Largest Grit.  

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SamG outside his studio. Fred Scruton
SamG outside his studio. Fred Scruton
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Sam Granger, better known as SamG, has turned his home and yard into a folk art paradise. In the woods of Hollywood, Georgia near Clarkesville, SamG crafts intricate works of art, from a variety of materials. Stop by and check out his collection including the world’s largest grit. 

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Once you locate the Chevron station (the old M Mart) enter the parking lot and look for the ramp. You must jump the ramp to enter the portal to SamG Land. Ramp is to the immediate right by the gas price Chevron sign. 

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