Went up with a couple friends to see a Georgia curiosity. #latergram (at Georgia Guidestones)
Those of you who enjoy my picture posts and especially my Downtown Atlanta posts would probably enjoy my Healey Building Tumblr, which is nothing but Healey pics. I created it to support and publicize our 100th anniversary! Lots of pictures by yours truly but lots of historical photos and photos by others — from Flickr, Instagram and more — will be coming up. -Wendy
Domo #voted How about you?
1950s sculpture on the Broad Street side of the GSU Commerce Club Bldg. (Taken with Instagram at GSU Commerce Building)
Sweet Auburn Curb Market, Edgewood Avenue, Atlanta, GA. Trivia: I worked here for five months. Shot with Filter Mania.
Have escaped the city. 20 minutes to Chattanooga. (Taken with Instagram)
It’s not unusual for Downtown to be dead on a Sunday but with today’s heat there is a special stillness. (Taken with Instagram at Downtown Atlanta)
Raging Burrito & Taco
by Wendy Darling
Inside one of my fav Atlanta area restaurants, Raging Burrito (and Taco) in Decatur, GA.
Shot with Retro Camera (Droid).
Decatur Stairs
by Wendy Darling
Stairs at Decatur MARTA Station, Decatur, Georgia.
March Flowers
by Wendy Darling
As you might guess, I live in the south not the north. (I am a Yankee though!) Flowers have started blooming and daffodils have been up for 2-3 weeks.
MARTA Goes East
Decatur MARTA Station, Decatur, Georgia
by Wendy Darling
Good timing! I frequently go home via Decatur station and today I took a series of cam-pics there using Retro Camera for Android. More to come; trying to space them out.
View of Downtown Atlanta from Edgewood Avenue. The barbed wire is just so inviting, right?
Another (so far) happy Downtown Atlanta camper. I’ve lived Downtown since 1998, which makes me an old timer, although ha, I was only 24 when I moved. I lived at the Metropolitan for 3+ years and since 2001 have lived at the Healey. During that time, my longest commute has been my current one (MARTA to Emory) and my shortest, aside from working at home for 2 years, was Metropolitan-to-2-Peachtree (same block). There are lots of things I like about Downtown and lots of things I don’t like, but overall I wouldn’t move unless it was to another city entirely.
My wife, my son and I have moved into Atlanta’s historic Fairlie-Poplar neighborhood, as mentioned before. We’re officially residents of Downtown Atlanta and, even though we’re still getting over post-move craziness, we’re already enjoying the new place a lot. The view from our building is…
