March 29th 2007: Atlanta History Center, Botanical Garden, and Piedmont Park

At the Atlanta Botanical Garden, I took many pictures of flowers and of glass sculptures. (The garden was having a special exhibit.) Many of these pictures came out surprisingly well.

As for the movies, the first two movies (1,2) are of a random, well forested highway near Atlanta, providing further proof it's a pleasantly green city.

The third movie is in a similar vein, simply of a smaller street. Again, these are movies of random places where I hadn't driven before -- I simply said, "this is a nice neighborhood," hit record, and kept driving. The atmosphere of this street reminds me of a similar one in Northern Virginia.

Another movie is a panorama of the inside of Souper Jenny, the place where I bought lunch. It has personality.

Much later in the day, I took a panoramic movie of a fairly centrally located section of Piedmont Park, Atlanta's equivalent to Manhattan's Central Park.

The final movie of the day is a panorama of the inside of Swallow at the Hollow, a combination bbq restaurant and folk/country music club, a bit of drive north from Atlanta.

There are movies associated with this collection.

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Fodder for Panorama of some glass flowers at the Botanical Garden
Fodder for Panorama of Midtown from Piedmont Park