Atlanta, Georgia is the largest metropolitan area of the southeast and has no shortage of things to do for its visitors. Lainie made a short trip to taken a few things she had not experienced as a resident in the mid-90s as well as one place that she has frequented, but not since it’s renovation! Join us at the table to hear about her urban adventure. Luxury bus, Vonlane, a private jet on wheels! This is a first class experience that goes from one nice hotel pick up in one city to another nice hotel drop off in the next city. www.vonlane.com Atlanta History Center. A great place to visit for Civil War History lovers and those who want to see the shaping of ATL as a very influential city. www.atlantahistorycenter.com Paschal’s Restaurant- the food is very Southern; fried chicken, meatloaf, catfish, veggies and yes that includes mac and cheese. Important role in the civil rights movement! www.paschalsatlanta.com The Battery- adjacent to Truist Park where the ATL Braves play!  Shopping- Braves Clubhouse Store, South End (Southern gifts, artisan foods etc.); Sugarboo and Co. Dining options:  Mostly small chains like Wahlbergers, Superica, Eataliano, Fat Tuesday etc. But we chose an Asian food market called Ph’East that had several asian options.  Japanese, Thai, Ramen, Bubble Tea etc. https://batteryatl.com High Museum of Art - https://high.org