Bonding break was a success with some splash time in the Olympic tribute fountain area, and discus frisbee catch and throw, followed by lunch at CNN Center.
We visited several in-town neighborhoods Inman Park, Old Fourth Ward, Midtown, and Edgewood. We also toured the historic King Center, and the Sweet Auburn Curb Market, which is the oldest in the city.
Lots of historical knowledge gained. Viewed the city through the eyes of a tourist with 2 electric carts and 2 great tour guides.
Marta made a special visit to Grant Park to show our campers the newest bus in their fleet. New buses feature 11 cameras inside and out, audio recording, front posted bike racks, improved handicap accessibility, dual climate control front to back of the bus, improved emergency exits, comfortable seats, and an improved driver cockpit with comforts and GPS to track the route.
Presentations from Marta Community Relations Manager, Marta Police Sergeant, Breeze Card Operations Manager, Chief Safety Officer, and Bus Operator – they all shared with us how Marta is making usage easier for the patrons.
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