Ah, me...

[fish]

Just after I snapped these pix of our sleepy coffee village - 3 loud Harley D's came engine braking down the pike.
Stupid loud pipes, and radios blasting into the distortion phase.
3 old idiots.
Never a policeman around when you want one.



Fish

[Old Grinner]

Every picture tells a story don't it?

Ignorance is bliss. . ..

[alx123]

Nice, quiet sleepy town. Where are the people?

[fish]

Nice, quiet sleepy town. Where are the people?

Good, glad it's fooling some people.
I'm in town at daybreak - an hour later it will be tough to find street parking. 2 hours later - not possible unless you're lucky.
This little burg is a destination for tourists every day of the week - and really crowded on Fridays and w/ends, year around.



7:37am this today - ladies grabbing their coffee - village getting busy.


Fish

[Old Grinner]

See what you mean. . .

Civilization ho! Circle the wagons. . .we're going to stay here until the supply line catches up. Keep the coffee coming.

[homie]

Hubba Hubba!

HONK!

[NADman]

I used to live in a 'tourist' town. What a difference an hour or so makes.

[Mel46]

I still do. When it comes to traffic around here 15 minutes can make a big difference between getting to work early or late.

There is a freeway that goes around Atlanta and in the morning rush hour the speed limit changes from reasonable to " Get out of my way. I'm in too big of a hurry for the rest of you to understand!"

The number on the freeway is I-285. I think some drivers think that is the speed limit. If you want to get coffee you had better put it in a secure cup because it will definitely spill when driving on that road.