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Cable Barriers, Overhead Gantries, and Other Things

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This entry was posted on 4/4/2008 9:36 PM and is filed under uncategorized.

On tonight's episode of my talkshow, I discuss the new cable barriers being installed on GA 400 and I-985, the new overhead gantries on GA 400, and other things.

For your listening pleasure, here's the episode...



Here are the websites (besides my own) I mentioned on tonight's show...

American Radio Relay League (ARRL)
Atlanta Radio Club
Georgia DOT

And finally, for your viewing pleasure, here's a video called "Driving Through Roswell", filmed and produced by fellow ham Sean Morgan...



That's it for now. Thanks for reading, listening, and watching, and please come back again.

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    • 4/11/2008 10:04 PM elementaryhistoryteacher wrote:
      Wow, I love the BTR thing! Hmmmmm....how could I use that at History Is Elementary?

      Regarding the video...I used to live in Canton during the mid 80s off down Sugar Pike Road. I used to hit Roswell every night. I loved the video and was trying to pick out landmarks I remember. I could....but just barely. I did remember the Chevron station seen in the video.

      Glad to hear 400 won't be getting sidewalks anytime soon!
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