Here are some landmarks around the city.
Agnes Scott….
The Atlanta White House….
Taste Of Britain, in Historic Norcross….
Manuel’s Tavern….
Centennial Olympic Park and Sky View…..
BAPS Shri Swaminarayam Mandir Atlanta……
Oakland Cemetery….
Krog Street Market….
Ponce City Market…
Turner Field…
More to come later….
We started in The Old Fourth Ward and climbed up to the Beltline. 
This is looking down at the Old Fourth Ward from the Beltline…
The Beltline is very well kept and has amazing artwork and architecture on the walk. 
This is Ponce City Market, it is going to be super cool for great shops and unique places to eat.
Cool artwork on the Beltline!
The Beltline leads you into Piedmont Park and this group of bike riders came up behind me…
Apparently the Atlanta Police must have a bike riding series for kids for the summer…pretty cool!
If you have the chance, you really need to check it out…
(Additional information….this was built on old railway corridors and the Ponce City Market was the old Sears Building. The trains would run directly into the Sears Building, thus this sign…
Pretty cool huh?)
So, I went to Sprig Restaurant for lunch, it was so very good! I had the veggie plate. 
Collard greens, spinach and mashed potatoes with corn bread. It was awesome. Service could not have been better. 
Great comfy bar too! I really liked the feel of this place. Then going out to my car I noticed this,
Frazier Rowe Park, right nest to this restaurant, a trail. 
It took about 15 minutes to walk and I was deep in too.
It was well marked and a fun little hike, but how many more of these are out there? It is so fun!
This was on the bridge. Well I have to go walk now. Searching for a new trail.
I have to be honest, when I first got here I had my doubts.
This was part of the beginning view. Hmm, I am not sure how great this is going to be, but boy was I wrong! 
Happy to get going.
It is a spectacular trail in the middle of the city. 
It actually turns into a real trail. With a cool bridge.
Right in the middle of it. Then it ends here.
So, you have to go back.
This was one of my favorite places I have found yet. 
Have you been here? Did you like it?
Fall! Lovely!
Piedmont Park has two dog parks. One for big dogs and one for small dogs. There were two Yorkies and a yellow lab in the small dog park (I think the couple of owners were making a connection, very cute). This is the big dog park. It was an overcast day (obviously)
The park is huge and absolutely lovely. It is a great time to visit because it is so cool and not too crowded.
This is the pool, which is closed now but just so beautiful. 
Another shot, I thought I had a shot of the bath house, I will have to look. In this shot you can see the lake behind the pool. So peaceful! 
They were having something called Wonderlust 108, Music, yoga, games it was wonderful music to walk around the park to.
There was a photo shoot on the gazebo.
Lots of softball, and beach volleyball going on.
Atlanta Botanical Gardens are right next door, we should go visit soon!
Angels Among Us is an amazing rescue group. They rescue tons of dogs and cats and have amazing volunteers, that help to foster and show up on weekends for these events. 
You can “Like” them on Facebook and help with donations or fostering or adopting. Let me show you some of the sweet sweet faces…
Cute older sweet Itto. 
This wonderful person fosters so many pups! She is amazing.
This is a cute sweet little puppy. 
How about this face? 
This one kept trying to kiss me while I was just trying to take a photo, sweetie!
This is an amazing organization. They have these every weekend all over the place. If you are even considering adopting, you really should look into them! Please let me know if you have any questions. (They have a lot of great cats and kittens too)
This is BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir. A Mandir is a Hindu place of worship. My photos don’t do it justice. It left me in awe and and in an overwhelming sense of peace. No photos can be taken inside.
This Mandir was inaugurated in 2007. More than 34,000 individual pieces were carved by hand in India, shipped to the USA and assembled in Lilburn Georgia like a grand 3 D puzzle. It is amazing!
Mandir is comprised of 3 different types of stone, Turkish Limestone, Italian Marble, and Indian Pink Sandstone.
This is an unbelievable experience.
Staycation Atlanta 