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Amber and Rusty podcast about whatever strikes their fancy, which generally are things and issues inside Atlanta's perimeter.
Hosts: Amber Rhea, Rusty Tanton
Things we look for on road trips - another video episode!
Posted June 4, 2008 - 6:57am by Rusty TantonWatch
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In our second video episode, we bring the camera along with us on one of our road trips and point out some things you can look for while traveling through Southern towns. This trip took us through Middle Georgia, including Columbus, Thomaston, Warm Springs and Greenville along with a few others that didn't make it into the video due to space considerations.
We love voicemail! If you know of anything else people should look for when traveling to Southern towns (there are a few we know of we didn't get time to capture for the video, like masonic lodges and terrazos), call us at 678.389.9441. Chances are excellent we'll include your thoughts in our next talkie, which as of now will be podcast-after-next.
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So.. the first thing you'll find in small towns is poor craftmanship?
Loved the "adventure" song towards the end. Very fitting.
Well.. a part I cut out because the video was already a little long is where I said, "but despite that they've stood the test of time" or something else that was accurate but not terribly clever.
Also, houses "settle" after being around for 100 years... and I bet being moved doesn't help either!
I just think of it as charm.
No, it's totally charming (although our 20 year old floor creaking is getting to be less charming). Just funny that it was the first thing you mentioned.
I think the term is "shabby chic."
You need to get yourself up to Rome, GA and see Cartersville and Summerville. It's got ALL that stuff.
I've been to Rome but Rusty hasn't; I'm sure we'll make our way up there eventually!