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Incredible! Despite the many Atlanta threads I've seen here and having visited myself, there were so many parts or angles to the city I've never seen. Thanks!
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Quite comprehensive of Downtown and Midtown with some Buckhead and Decatur thrown in. Great appreciation for the different angles/perspective and descriptions.
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Nice thread, with a very nice collection of pictures.
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Excellent tour, thanks!
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I'm diggin' it!
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Thanks everybody! I plan on posting one more set of 102 either before year's end or in early January. Stay tuned...it will be completely different.
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I LOVE the aerial in #49 (@10th and Piedmont). Post Properties did an excellent job with that corner. I love the mixture of the density and the trees, which Atlanta is starting to do very well. I can't wait until those other under utilized corners get activated. With that said, it looks like the city is really starting to gain a critical mass of density along some of the busier corridors. Also, thank you for the excellent coverage Simms!
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^I agree! I used to live in Post Parkside, and from the ground you don't really realize the density of the area. The condos and apartments are really packed in - although there's one condo building that has been sitting unfinished for several years now.
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Mighty fine! 5 stars.
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This was excellent! Superb coverage! Your pics have shown me a side of Atlanta I wasn't quite familiar with. Thanks for the eye opening experience! :tup:
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Great series. It's amazing how much the Buckhead skyline has grown since the last time I really spent time in the area. I've always loved Midtown, it has a great mix of modern and classic architecture.
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I like the post-bellum mansion Madoff chose for himself. Looking forward to your next set. Thanks!
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