Atlanta and the Sean Zarinegar Experience

Well folks, I left early in the morning from Chattanooga to head over to Atlanta. It took me a couple of hours to drive here, but it wasn’t all too bad. When I got to Atlanta I found this small diner that fed my monstrously eerie appetite, especially after chasing ghosts all night. I asked around and this is what the people in Atlanta suggested me to do.

1. Atlanta Botanical Garden: Since the last time I went to a botanical garden I had to come and see this one with my own eyes. It’s got more than 30 acres of gardens, forests and an amazing view all the way. It’s even got a 40-foot high suspension bridge in the treetops to have an even more spectacular view. Sean Zarinegar isn’t afraid of heights either, so to the treetops I went.
2. Buckhead Arts and Galleries: This arts and cultural district is a must see for any art lover, it has so many places with over 600 works by local artists, truly amazing.
3. Centennial Olympic Park: Of course this had to be a stop for me; I mean the 1996 Olympics were held here. It’s packed with activities all year long and even has guided tours with some very interesting information.
4. Georgie Aquarium: Ok folks, this is the world’s largest aquarium. It is wonderful to see all the aquatic life so close and personal, if you ever go to Atlanta then this is probably my top pick, seriously; check it out!

There were many other places I wanted to check out, but yet again there is still a lot of road to cover and Sean Zarinegar must be fit to drive it all. I decided to take a stroll in the Gran Park, which is the oldest city park with a zoo close by and also next to Oakland Cemetery. I had enough of ghosts in Chattanooga so I decided to just go for a stroll in the park.

I better find myself a place to sleep tonight because tomorrow I hit the road once more, I have decided to go to Macon, even though it’s a bit of course, I think I could find some interesting things to do there. It’s getting pretty late and I think I need to find a place to rest my head. See you in Macon!