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Frosty Flight

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Downtown Atlanta

Midtown Atlanta

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Emory University

Birdy!

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The Rapists

Sweet Tea!!!1!

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You know your in the south when you find an abundance of sweet tea available everywhere. Yum!

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Atlantic Station

MK

Mixed use development in progress.

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Construction Elevators

Tweleve, Atlantic Station

The construction elevators for The Atlantic, a 46-story art deco style residential tower in Atlantic...

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The Tweleve Tower, part of the Atlantic Station redevelopment area of Atlanta.

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The Atlantic, Atlantic Station

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Construction of The Atlantic, a 46-story art deco style residential tower in Atlantic Station,...

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Midtown Atlanta Skyline

Framing Diploma

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Mark framing his recently received diploma.

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James, The Graduate and Kelly

Get Off The Phone!

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James and Kelly waiting for Mark to get off the phone.

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