- This urban sculpture garden belonging to a nearby fine arts dealer. Abandoned railroad tracks run through the property in which old warehouse buildings are utilized for office space.- The aroma of potato chips cooking coming from the factory down the street as I get out of my car at work. We think probably sour cream and onion flavor this day.
- On the other side of town, more than 50 students at Emory University with a sense of humor. They have been quarantined with the Swine Flu (H1N1 virus) into one dormitory that they are calling "Swine Hall." :)
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that photo is great--i love walking through gardens!
Cathy -
What I like about this area is that there are places like this intermingled with places like the tire recycling center across the street.
I love gardens, too - this one has a definite urban vibe. :)
Wow -- beautiful pic. And that smell is tremendous.
Sour cream and onion is my fav!
Hugs,
Sue
What an interesting garden! That's a garden with character.
We used to live near a cookie factory - and the smell of vanilla and chocolate never grew old.
Sue -
That scent made me want to run and buy chips! I like that flavor, too. Hugs to you!
Talon -
Now that is a fabulous sounding scent - vanilla and chocolate - oh yum!
At night they have little white lights on the railings around the building and spotlights on the outdoor sculpture. Lots of character there.
I could live on sour cream and onion chips. And beer. Well, maybe for 2 days. I do love those chips, tho.
It's been a dream of mine to tour a potato chip factory, I wonder how they slice them so thin? Have you been?
So there has actually been a case of swine flu there in that dorm?
Jannie -
I haven't toured the potato chip factory, but I did tour the Nabisco factory once.
Since all those kids had the flu they stuck them in a dorm together that was scheduled for demolition. Love that term "Swine Hall." I'll bet they're bonding whether they like it or not. :)
That is a great way to start your day, inhaling the smell of freshly cooked potato chips.
Certainly beats what I inhale every morning.
G -
Yes - although I work 20 miles from home - the area I work in is so great.
Do you smell asphalt?
Oh, they ALL had H1N1. YIkes. I really do not know as much as I perhaps should about that flu, but I think adults with healthy immune systems are okay with it?
Love outdoors sculptures- wish I'd time to do more of those.
My factory is next door to a crouton factory, n we always smell garlic-
Swine-hall- silly name for a scary thing!
Jannie and Snaggle -
That swine flu epidemic at Emory U is getting lots of local press. I plan to get that shot when it is available.
Snaggle -
The scent of croutons - ah lovely.
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