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For those of you who live to the north it may seem a bit absurd for anyone to even focus on this, but Atlanta was hit with a blanket of ice, which created the somewhat rare condition here of everything being covered with frozen slippery white stuff, so I wandered around the block and took a few photos. Click here to see the album.
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Someone who's supposed to do a shoot on Saturday, leaves their camera at work on Friday and can't get it on Saturday because he's iced in. Plus I was unable to take pictures of our ice storm (northerners don't laugh).... [Read More]
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Someone who's supposed to do a shoot on Saturday, leaves their camera at work on Friday and can't get it on Saturday because he's iced in. Plus I was unable to take pictures of our ice storm (northerners don't laugh).... [Read More]
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Love the slideshow; kids and husband enjoyed seeing the 'Boneshakers' neighborhood. The only thing missing were your comments!! Keep up the good work!Also, enjoyed very much the link to the Chicago man who had done a slideshow o his Sat. in ATL.
Posted by: jeannie cooper | January 31, 2005 at 02:25 PM