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Atlanta. La capital del Sur. Un skyline modestito, nada que ver con Nueva York o Chicago, pero tiene su cosa.
Sending my sympathy out to my Atlanta, Georgia friends from the huge damage the fire on an I-85 bridge did, just grateful that there were no injuries of deaths.
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Dave and I aren’t city drivers or lovers of allot of traffic. Driving through Atlanta today was nerve racking. When we go home it will not be this way!
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Standing 19 feet tall and clutching a giant hot dog, this Paul "Bunyon" statue, is one of Route 66’s mythic Muffler Man Statues.
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Paul Bunyan is a giant lumberjack in American and Canadian folklore. His exploits revolve around the tall tales of his superhuman labors. (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Bunyan)
During the heydays of Rt 66, travellers passed hundreds of signs, murals and other forms of roadside advertising. Among the more famous stood the fiberglass giants created during the 1960s by International Fiberglass of Venice, California.
In 1965 one of these giants was placed in front of a restaurant on Rt 66 in Cicero, Illinois, and the original axe was swapped for a hot dog. After this place closed, thanks to the Illinois Route 66 Association, this giant has been moved in 2003 to Atlanta, as a route 66 icon.
(From the board next to the giant, in Atlanta)
Crimson foliage in the Fuqua Orchid Center, at the...
Atlanta (Midtown), Georgia, USA.
18 September 2022.
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I came upon this mural in downtown Atlanta, Georgia, very close to Centennial Olympic Park. Not sure of the artists, but I thought it was a nice, colorful addition to the cityscape.
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I don't go to downtown Atlanta very often now that I live in the burbs, but had the chance last night. You might recognize this scene from the Walking Dead series...
Decatur, GA
I've wanted for a while to try to take photos of lightning. So last night I saw a lot of cloud-cloud lightning, I tried to take photos of it... not bad for first attempt...
An aerial view of downtown Atlanta, Georgia with Interstate Highway 85 in the foreground. This image was taken on November 25th, 2022.
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Jackson Street Bridge in Atlanta, Georgia, USA is the place to take iconic photos of the Atlanta, Georgia Skyline. Situated above the John Lewis Freedom Parkway this location not only is great to capture the skyscrapers and buildings of the Atlanta cityscape, but also a great place to capture light trail photos.
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Have never toured this location but visited the previous "museum" at Underground Atlanta. Would not say I found it that interesting or worth the price of admittance. It is mainly a non-stop advertisement for COKE, so the tour should probably be free. As many people say, the most interesting part of the museum is the sampling room where you can try samples of soft drinks COKE makes that are sold in other countries. It's said the first COKE was sold in an Atlanta pharmacy in 1886 and first bottled in 1894. COKE has to rank among the most significant things associated with Atlanta.