Morning Metro: Historic Emory Village, Gas Station Growlers and a London Cabbie’s Brain
Decatur Metro | December 10, 2011
- Historic photos of Emory Village from the ’40s and ’50s [Clifton Community]
- Coyote commission meeting recap, next steps [East Lake Neighborhood]
- Those “Dumbocrats” at Creative Loafing have moved to Atlantic Station [Fresh Loaf]
- Wild Heaven on tap at L5P gas station [Twitter]
- “The Knowledge” to become a London cabbie enlarges brain [NPR]
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Please sir, fill ’er up.
I took a growler of Sweetwater Dank Tank to a party last weekend. I felt very cool because not a single person there had seen one before. Now they’ve got em at gas stations? I guess the novelty factor will be wearing off soon…How long before Walmart starts pouring Yuengling into plastic jugs?
The historic Emory Village photos are cool but it’s a shame they’re barely bigger than a postage stamp.
These may be contact prints, made from the negative without an enlarger, explaining their size.
agree. My parents were married near that intersection @ Glenn Memorial in ’46.