By: Gracie James
| Locals of Henry County and the surrounding counties spend their Saturday morning at the Geranium Festival. This is an annual festival held every year in the square of McDonough Georgia. |
| Wendy checks out one of the booths at the festival. The whole square is lined with miles of different booths set up alongside the road. |
| Wendy checks out the plants at her first stop of the morning. The booths lining the streets vary from shopping, to plants, to all sorts of food and drink. |
| Wendy is on a mission to find her favorite booth of the festival each year. She explains that she supports them every year she comes. |
| Wendy finds the booth she was looking for. She gets a new wreath each year to go on one of her outside doors. |
| The wreaths are on display for everyone to see. They ranged in so many different colors and sizes. |
| Wendy continues to look at the Fourth Of July wreath. She ended up getting it along with a larger one for her front doors. |
| Wendy takes me to a booth she knows the class will like. I explained to her how I study at Georgia Southern University. |
| Wendy is happy to show off both the GSU and Braves door signs. This booth had signs for multiple different schools and organizations from across Georgia. |
| Wendy checks out another awesome booth. This seller had handmade bird houses with so many cool designs. |
| Wendy passes by the Giggity Hot Dawg food truck. This was one of the many options to eat at throughout the day. |
| Wendy stops at a booth with home decor. "This would match my living room perfectly but my husband wouldn't be happy if I bring home any more decorations," said Wendy. |
| A local Booth showcases handmade earrings. These ranged from $12-$20. |
| Wendy moves down to the handmade necklaces. The booth had everything from earrings, to necklaces, to watches, and more. |
| Wendy laughs about how she is a sucker for buying things she doesn't need at the Geranium Festival. "I just can't say no, I will come up with a reason I need these," Wendy joked. |
| Wendy pushes a wooden toy down the street. She ended up buying this for her grandson who recently turned one and started walking. |
| Wendy looks at bracelets at a new booth. This shop was giving all the color. |
| Wendy picks the light pink bracelet. "I'm a big fan of pink, I might be worse than my teenage daughter," said Wendy. |
| The booth shows off their T-Shirts. They had kid sizes all the way up to 4XL. |
| Wendy heads back to her car after a long morning of shopping. The Geranium Festival was a success for yet another year in McDonough Georgia. |