Dallas

Dallas is a city in and the county seat of Paulding County, Georgia, United States.

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Wind2.06 m/s
Cloudiness0 %
Temperature (min/max)-4/1 °C
Pressure1019 hpa
Humidity75 %
Last update: 29 Nov 2023 @ 08:01

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  • Taras Happies for you Floral & Gift Shop2017-04-17

    Located in Dallas, Paulding County, Georgia, United States

    Taras Happies for you Floral & Gift Shop with Teela is a highly rated florist in Toccoa, GA that has been serving the community for many years with a wide range of services and products including Flower Shops, Wedding Flowers, Funeral Flowers and much more. Our staff is on hand to help you with any questions you might have and we put special emphasis on customer service to ensure your satisfaction. For a great floral service in Toccoa, GA, call on Taras Happies for you Floral & Gift Shop with Teela today!READ MORE

  • Georgia Kayak Adventures2012-11-20

    Located in Dallas, Paulding County, Georgia, United States

    Georgia Kayak AdventuresGeorgia Kayak Adventures in Dallas, Georgia, is the perfect destination for kayak fishing and canoe tours on the Etowah River. We also have weekday trips for 2 on a private-managed fishing lake, either for a half or full day, and as this is a catch and release lake, the fish will be there, awaiting your tasty bait. We find that even seasoned fishermen enjoy spending time on the lake. Kayak fishing is a fun and exciting way to fish, however it is advisable to have an introduction course, as different skills are applied. Our experienced guides will assist you with all the necessary instruction to ensure you have a rewarding and fun time on the waters. With kayak fishing there is minimal water disturbance, and not too much paddling, as you will be spending most of your time, rod in hand, waiting to land the big one. READ MORE