New Orleans 2003 style

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Back to working on some travel pages for a scrapbook that will one of these days be printed. Middle of March, 2003, found us back in New Orleans for a Mobility Conference that Pan was attending. It was really dreary the first day that I had to take it in all alone but since most of it was spent inside, it wasn't that big of a deal. Just had to make sure that I didn't get soaked making my way back to the hotel.

Sweet Home Alabama Part 2

Seems everywhere we went this travel, there was something on fire or a burning of some kind or another. More trees and who doesn't remember the Piggly Wiggly pig from days gone by. Judging by the state of the store sign (which you can't see), he won't be there much longer either.

Sweet home Alabama part 1

Long stretches of barren roads, solitary trees in the distance, old buildings dotting the countryside and churches everywhere you look.

Atlanta Part 4

Finally, I managed to have camera in hand while passing by the Atlanta airport to grab a couple of pictures of planes taking off nearly over our heads.

Atlanta Part 3

Atlanta Part 2

Leaving the mountains behind and heading into the lunchtime traffic in Atlanta.

Atlanta Part 1

I just love the Chick-fil-A signs when we pass through Atlanta.

Down the Mountain Part 8

Some of the houses we passed were so tucked away. To be honest though I'm not sure I would want to live in a house on the side of the cliff as some of these are. Top of the mountain, okay.

Down the Moutain Part 7

Down the Mountain Part 6

Shadows, more small towns and my favorite... Willow Trees

Down the Mountain Part 5

Lots of burning going on while we were traveling this day.

Down the Mountain Part 4

Little towns, homes hidden behind the trees and arts n' crafts shops.

Down the Mountain Part 3

Down the Mountain Part 2

The light and shadows that cross the mountains just stunned me. It has been years since I've been in the mountains and while I enjoy the scenery the roads were a whole other story.