Showing posts with label eastlake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eastlake. Show all posts

Monday, March 21, 2011

Phoenix Flies Recap #1 - East Lake

I did at least 9 Phoenix Flies Events. Thanks to the Atlanta Preservation Center and all those who volunteered their time and effort. This is Meadow Nook, the Alston House.

Come on in.
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Circa 1920's mural.

Caution Cat V charm ahead:

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This is a kitchen.

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This is a KITCHEN.

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This is a cat with black deck and gravel.

Cancel charm alert.

Saturday, July 3, 2010

Happy 4th: biggest chair in Atlanta, flag food and rwb chairs

It may be the biggest chair in greater Atlanta. As you drive by the chair looks just right. It's in the scale of these amazing columns. (GENTRY-McCLINTON HOUSE 1974, designated: Landmark Building Exterior October 14, 1989)

It requires a second look. Thanks for the humor, so rare in architecture.

Fourth flag food: Michelle's special cupcakes. She can make cupcakes do anything.
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With strawberries and blueberries. Some years this cake so so good it brings tear to your eyes.Align Center
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Happy 4th of July.

P.S. Belly's (Fleeman's) red white and blue spring chairs celebrate the 4th all year long.
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The family eyes-closed-pose in red white and blue from our July 4th 2009 party.
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Sunday, October 12, 2008

East Lake's Alston House, Meadow Nook

Meadow Nook (1856) is one of the oldest in Atlanta. It's a delightful surprise the first time you see it, and every other time you see it.

The biggest chair in Atlanta?

It may be the biggest chair in greater Atlanta. As you drive by the chair looks just right. It's in the scale of these amazing columns.

It requires a second look. Thanks for the humor, so rare in architecture.

Greater Atlanta that is.

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