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Video Message - 12/1/2007

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This entry was posted on 12/1/2007 9:35 PM and is filed under uncategorized.

Here's my latest video message, y'all...



Thanks always for reading and watching, and please come back often.

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    • 12/2/2007 8:18 PM Bryant wrote:
      Hey, man, thanks for the shoutout. I was surprised to hear my name, lol.

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      Now for some south Fulton/Atlanta roadgeeking.

      I went to check on the status of the new US 29 Alternate/SR 14 Alternate. I drove around Downtown Atlanta first, then I hit Cascade Road en route to Fulton Industrial Boulevard. I then went south on SR 70 to SR 92, and then turned north onto SR 92. I then turned west onto SR 166 from SR 92 north en route to Capps Ferry Road: the Douglas County end of South Fulton Parkway. I missed the turn, so I went up to the SR 5 junction, which is a newly-finished roundabout. I then came back to Capps Ferry.

      Now, when I transitioned onto South Fulton Parkway from Capps Ferry, I noticed that SR 70 merges with South Fulton Parkway at Campbellton-Redwine Road, signed as north; however, it's not signed well (not all, really). I then arrived at the junction of SR 154 (Cascade-Palmetto Highway) and saw the start of US 29 Alternate/SR 14 Alternate. It's not signed too well, either.
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    • 12/3/2007 9:32 AM Bryant wrote:
      And, yeah, I forgot to say you're welcome when you thanked Alex and I for being the persons to comment on your on blog the most.

      So, I'll say it now: you're welcome, and I love your blog. I like your videos and your adventures through the southeast.
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    • 12/5/2007 5:33 PM Roaddog wrote:
      You are definitely welcome from me too, keep making posts and I'll keep reading!

      Gotta agree with you on the liking of that 1970s Genesis too.

      Whenever I can get to some kind of dvd recorder, I'll get the 1995 and 96 footage of Atlanta roads I have put online. Those videos show the freeways with no highway lighting. I cannot remember, but has Atlanta ever add any kind of overhead lighting to the freeways?
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