The Atlanta Braves, Atlanta Underground and Coca Cola World
 (38K) 444 x 663 | Arriving at Turner Field, this giant Coke bottle is outside left field. Notice some of many baseball items it is made of. |
 (57K) 663 x 444 | We watched the Braves play the Atlanta Bluejays. The massive jumbotron was one of the largest I've seen. |
 (40K) 663 x 444 | Although our seats were a little high, there was a great view of downtown. |
 (59K) 663 x 444 | Plus we had a nice view directly behind home plate and could watch the pitches. The Braves lost their 8th straight game, 6-5 (and they were ahead until the 8th inning!) |
 (54K) 663 x 444 | Another view of the Atlanta skyline as the sun sets. Notice the giant Coke bottle. |
 (48K) 663 x 444 | Arriving at the Atlanta Underground, a five-block area of the original downtown. "Underground" because the original streets are now several levels below the current street level. It also contains a museum about the underground railroad. |
 (42K) 663 x 444 | Some antique cars. Atlanta began as a Railroad Town in 1836. To this day, the Zero Milepost still stands next to Underground Atlanta, marking the southern end of the rail line. |
 (59K) 444 x 663 | Here you can see how there are several levels to the streets, which today are filled with shops and reteraunts. |
 (52K) 444 x 663 | This gas lamp still burns inside Underground Atlanta, despite being damaged in The Battle of Atlanta, on July 22, 1864 as the city was shelled by Union troops. Atlanta was a Confederate Supply Depot before being burned to the ground. |
 (49K) 663 x 444 | The World of Coca-Cola, sits next door to Underground Atlanta, since 1990. |
 (33K) 663 x 444 | Partly a museum, mostly a giant commercial, the World of Coca-Cola recalls how the famous bevarage began in Atlanta in 1886. |
 (28K) 450 x 672 | The exibits include Coca-Cola memorabilia, songs, comercials, packaging and signage. |
 (66K) 663 x 444 | Even this Coca-Cola motorcycle, the Coke King Harley-Davidson. |
 (40K) 663 x 444 | A view of some of the buildings of Atlanta, from the 22nd floor of the Mariot Marquee, where I was attend a SmartMarriage Conference |