C.O.M.M.I.E.S and the Metro Atlanta Commuter Tag-O-Rama

Let's see if I can get down there into the city melee of traffic without getting killed. This should be fun, best way to break in a new rear tire.

Tagged,.... Bob Woodruff statue at corner of 15th St and Peachtree St. in downtown ATL.



The ladies at Bob's bronzen feet

Next up.... Not too far from my last OTP placement.
The rich folk figgered out how to keep us commoners out of their hair and get rich off it by making their estates into a protected forest. If it's a wildlife refuge it's public.

Girls are at the edge of this most protected sign.


I ain't never met a rule I didn't bend neither.

So glad that I checked before I actually took a picture. I had a delivery right there today, I almost got Bruced.

Funny I was heading out to grab it, glad I checked as well.

And this is why I feel I can sidestep this little clause. By riding in without
clothing, I can be the escaped tamed circus freak known as the Wild
TingALing. Neither man, nor beast, therefore, the laws will not apply. Oh
look, it wears glasses too. And a tutu.

They may keep you then since you are obviously endangered and need protection. Should you require me to break you out or spring you, those services are available upon request.
Rite bike, you will have to pay if you're caught.

What did I do that was so wrong?

If you have to ask then you'll never understand the answer.....lol.
Call it bicycle envy.

Bicycle envy. LOL. That's funny.

Out off of I-575, off Barrett Pkwy, off Bells Ferry is a tiny little
street called Laura Lake Rd. Quiet and quaint with signs warning
you to keep out with a reminder there is no turnaround. Although,
there is a side road as soon as you pass the gate. Pretty area.

In the lovely city of Forest Park, OTP, is a small quaint little plot
of land containing a cemetery. It's right off a main drag. Pleny of
water nearby to keep the grass green. Google maps is a great
friend on this one.







The lovely ladies are tucked behind the Ballard family plot.

Cool, hope I get the time to go here.
Apparently the time I needed has been granted so we are about to set off for this grab and make a stop at our favorite market stop.

Tag found, Forest Grove cemetery at intersection of Forest Ave. and Courtney Dr. in Forest Park



Coordinate: 33. 37 24N. -84. 21 20w

To a pretty Cobb park remembering something near a creek and a trail.


Walk this path to reach the gazebo past the main building. It's a boardwalk.
When you reach the gazebo, look over to the left side and find "Dirk" painted on a beam.
The rockettes are with the birds in the rafters, a long reach required

Who among ye is heading to the parade this morning?

http://www.dragoncon.org/?q=node/387

A new route for this year.

Cant make it this year....but it is always a good time

Hate I missed that. I took a ride through this evening on my way home
from searching tags to take in the characters and partyers. With the
LED lights and a matching tutu, I could have fit right in. No idea what
I would call myself. TinkerTing? Wow I'm really starting to make myself
nervous.

And for those that are tag searching...I have eliminated the following
parks as "not it."

Sweat Mountain Park- Not it
Noonday Park - Not it
Rhyne Park - Not it
Sewell Park - Not it

And the search continues...

Have a few grapes while your're searching, Ting.

Very near a jonquil city,.... and an area renown as the covered bridge district.
Just OTP. Near this bang bang shop.

Was going to use this but security did not allow it, so went around the corner basically.

Well dang it...I rode through the neighborhood twice. Gonna have to try
try again.

And thanks, I was just about to ask for a hint.