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Atlanta is such a beautiful city. In fact, I would argue that Atlanta is one of the most beautiful cities in the entire country. I have always joked that, if the Atlanta metropolitan area did not exist, the region would be a United States National Forest.
Unfortunately, there are no neighborhoods in Dallas, Houston or Miami that even remotely resemble this residential street in Marietta, GA, which is what the typical suburban street in the Atlanta area looks like: https://www.google.com/maps/@33.9145...7i13312!8i6656
Even The Woodlands in Montgomery County, TX, which is mostly flat and swampy, pale in comparison to the forested, rolling hills of the Atlanta area. The rest of Houston made me want to vomit.
Atlanta is such a beautiful city. In fact, I would argue that Atlanta is one of the most beautiful cities in the entire country. I have always joked that, if the Atlanta metropolitan area did not exist, the region would be a United States National Forest.
Unfortunately, there are no neighborhoods in Dallas, Houston or Miami that even remotely resemble this residential street in Marietta, GA, which is what the typical suburban street in the Atlanta area looks like: https://www.google.com/maps/@33.9145...7i13312!8i6656
Atlanta is such a beautiful city. In fact, I would argue that Atlanta is one of the most beautiful cities in the entire country. I have always joked that, if the Atlanta metropolitan area did not exist, the region would be a United States National Forest.
Unfortunately, there are no neighborhoods in Dallas, Houston or Miami that even remotely resemble this residential street in Marietta, GA, which is what the typical suburban street in the Atlanta area looks like: https://www.google.com/maps/@33.9145...7i13312!8i6656
Even The Woodlands in Montgomery County, TX, which is mostly flat and swampy, pale in comparison to the forested, rolling hills of the Atlanta area. The rest of Houston made me want to vomit.
That looks like a typical suburban streetview in most of the Southeast US. Hell, even in Dallas you can find neighborhoods of similar elevation. Maybe not the same tree coverage, but definitely similar elevation.
I've really been meaning to get there! I love the industrial aesthetic, too.
I get what you're saying, but it really is quite pretty. The city in a forest thing is really rooted in Atlanta's culture and feel.. there may be a few southern cities that can match, but not many.
I've really been meaning to get there! I love the industrial aesthetic, too.
I get what you're saying, but it really is quite pretty. The city in a forest thing is really rooted in Atlanta's culture and feel.. there may be a few southern cities that can match, but not many.
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