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Nico the flirty Beluga Whale. Georgia Aquarium
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Fourth of July, Atlanta's Centennial Park fireworks celebration.
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A rare, but beautiful, snowy morning in Georgia.
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Chucks
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South Beach, Miami, Florida
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I love cows.
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Graffiti
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Thrift store finds
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Sunset, Rincon, Puerto Rico
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Spring blooms, Atlanta Botanical Garden
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Garden of the Gods, Colorado Springs, Colorado
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Trio in Black and White
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Caribbean Sea, Westpunt, Curacao
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Orchid, Atlanta Botanical Garden
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Water Lilies, Atlanta Botanical Garden
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Morrison Springs, Ponce de Leon, Florida
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Water Droplets, Atlanta Botanical Garden
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Sunrise, Ponce de Leon, Florida
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Beautiful Blooms, Atlanta Botanical Garden
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4 comments:
My friend who lives in Atlanta tells me about that place all the time - sounds yummy!
Unfortunately, in order to eat out, the only place in our town is a "greasy spoon" type of restaurant that is open for breakfast and the noon meal that is called dinner. Not open in the evenings. Not much of a selection elsewhere unless we wish to travel 25 or 35 miles to eat. Good shot. And good for the theme.
Very cool sign, bet they serve lots of coke....
What a great old eatery! I'd love to give that a try...
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