Hello,
Before I say anything I want to share my heartfelt sorrow for all who have or are suffering through these unprecedented times.
My wife and I were in Atlanta and Savannah, Ga. This was mid March and most everything we had planned on doing had either shut down or was cancelled. So we went to plan B. We did a self guided tour of both cities. Then our kids called and said they wanted us home. So we flew home early. When we went through TSA, we were the only ones in line. Now that was crazy. Atlanta, a city of over 6 million people was like a ghost town. We went to Centennial Olympic Park, site of the 1996 Olympics. A tourist attraction any other time had maybe a handful of people there. In my other life as I call it, I worked for a ABC affiliate. A TV station in Portland, Oregon. Back when we shot film. I though touring CNN would be interesting. It was closed for tours. NASCAR is big in Atlanta... cancelled. Well, you get my point. Oh well, maybe another day.
What good would a sky be without stars, a garden without flowers and now the great outdoors - without People? God help us!!
A self guided tour in an empty city, one for the books. Great photos - Glad you got home safely.
WessoJPEG wrote:
Stay home.
That's why they didn't see any people, they were all home where they were supposed to be.
Longshadow wrote:
That's why they didn't see any people, they were all home where they were supposed to be.
Georgia's governor Brian Kemp just initiated a partial rollback of the stay at home order imposed by all but seven states. He did this against the wishes of both city council members and the mayor of Tybee Island. A recreational beach area. I just don't understand the thinking of some people.
WessoJPEG wrote:
Stay home.
We are home and hunkered in. Be safe and stay healthy.
Country Boy wrote:
A self guided tour in an empty city, one for the books. Great photos - Glad you got home safely.
Thank you.
I was actually depressing. So many people have been affected by this virus. I guess this is one advantage of being retired.
Lee Roman wrote:
What good would a sky be without stars, a garden without flowers and now the great outdoors - without People? God help us!!
Well put Lee. And if you believe the news, it's going to get worse before it gets better. So sad. :(
Nice shots. A difficult time indeed. Take care and keep well.
Plymouth34 wrote:
Hello,
Before I say anything I want to share my heartfelt sorrow for all who have or are suffering through these unprecedented times.
My wife and I were in Atlanta and Savannah, Ga. This was mid March and most everything we had planned on doing had either shut down or was cancelled. So we went to plan B. We did a self guided tour of both cities. Then our kids called and said they wanted us home. So we flew home early. When we went through TSA, we were the only ones in line. Now that was crazy. Atlanta, a city of over 6 million people was like a ghost town. We went to Centennial Olympic Park, site of the 1996 Olympics. A tourist attraction any other time had maybe a handful of people there. In my other life as I call it, I worked for a ABC affiliate. A TV station in Portland, Oregon. Back when we shot film. I though touring CNN would be interesting. It was closed for tours. NASCAR is big in Atlanta... cancelled. Well, you get my point. Oh well, maybe another day.
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