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Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl Parade Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl Parade On December 4th, the decision was finally made and the opponents in the “Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl” have been decided and they are: #1 Alabama and #4 Washington. Based on that information the parade will be Saturday morning, December 31st, stepping off at 9:00 AM. For that reason we will be pre-staging in the parking lot of “The 120 Tavern & Music Hall”, 1440 Roswell Rd. (rt. 120), across from Williamson Bros. BBQ at 7:15AM for a prompt departure and caravan to our staging area at 7:30 AM. That will get us to the staging area in front of Max Lager’s restaurant, 320 Peachtree St. NE by 8:00 AM. Since Chris and I will be out of the country this year and unable to participate in this event, we have enlisted the help of Herb & Sharon Guck to finalize the pre- parade organization of our group. Dawn Norman has agreed to lead the group/caravan to the staging area. As previously mentioned, this year will be a first in Atlanta as we are hosting one of the semi-final games, and with Alabama being one of the teams, the attendance is expected to be OVER THE TOP!!!! We can still use a few more convertibles or Corvettes with removable roofs so if you are inclined to participate in this event we ask you to signup NOW on the Classic Glass website by going HERE. In order that we may have an accurate count on the cars needed, you must sign up there to be counted. I have attached a copy of the parade route map. I will be around until Friday, 12/30 and will continue to coordinate and answer any questions. After Friday, please contact either Sharon or Herb. Click below to email… Doug Reed (770) 875-9084 Herb Guck (678) 352-9646 Dawn Norman (404) 309-2904 M A R IET TA S T All Saints’ Episcopal Church NORTH AVENUE NORTH AV E NOR TH AV NORTH A VE E T E Hampton Inn S E R North Avenue RTH AV E O D One R Bank of Presbyterian N T T K Georgia America Church S N H OR R THSID Center Plaza D C A N T E A D P A M S R E L T A C R P I R I W ET P U T O TA S O Crown Plaza S L The M C E L Y Hotel T Coca-Cola I BOULEVARD PL All Saints’ L E W NORTH AV Episcopal Church Company W O LINDEN WA NORTH D Y AVENUE R NORTH AV L V E NOR TH AV NORTH A VE E T D L A E S Hampton Inn I B Centennial LINDE N AV E E E R N North Avenue E E RTH AV S D Place O D One R Presbyterian I Bank of N N V D T T K S Elementary Georgia Church E America S A H R N OR R T Center H THSID Plaza D School C A A N T T T N E A D P A S R Y E L R E N T T S C N P H I R W C O O MORGA P U T T O O N Crown Plaza S L M M R 75 The C E L Y T Hotel I D Coca-Cola O BOULEVARD PL L E W S NORTH AV E Company W O N MERRITTS AV LINDEN WA E D I Y 2016 PARADE ROUTE R L V G P D L A N Central I B Centennial LINDE N AV E E I N E S D Place R I N 85 V Y Park D Emory University NC E P KW S Elementary AISS A E P RE N A R T H S School A T Hospital Midtown T M N Y R E N N S T H ARI C O O MORGA T N M BALTIMORE PL IntowR n 75 T D O E Academy S E N MERRITTS AV E TTA S I G Renaissance P New American N Central I Shakespeare Park 85 R Emory University AISS ANC E P KWY Park KE NNEDY S PI NE S T P RE N T T S Tavern M Hospital Midtown ARI PI NE S T BALTIMORE PL Intown Northyards E Academy PI NE STR EET TTA S Renaissance Business Park T New American S Shakespeare Park PI NE S T PI NE S T Centennial T KE NNEDY S T T E RAT NKIN ST Tavern S I Place T K PI NE S T D S C Northyards PI NE STR EET N T U Business Park D S RAY S A L PI NE S T ANGIE L Centennial T T L E G RANKIN ST S I O Place T T R AV K D S R N C E N U R U D RAY S A HUNNICUT S T L ANGIE L L A O G O St. Luke’s T R AV C R E N R JOHN ST Episcopal Church U T A HUNNICUT S T A N O T S GIE St. Luke’s C S R AV E JOHN ST Episcopal Church T AN T S E GIE Y E CIVIC R S R F AV E O E D Y CENTER E J CIVIC A R PAR KER S F T O E CENTER D J C Y A PAR KER S T E V C PA RK ER S T Y A D M PA RK ER S T V L A D O M R L O R W R L P R W L P A A D K K D R Twelve V R Twelve V R R S Peachtree E E S IER S T I E T Peachtree CURR A I E Centennial L S T I T IER T URR A I C M Summit R Centennial P L Georgia World G I T S U M M R S Summit R ILLS S T Park P Federal N A G Georgia World E N I S Congress Center U O MILLS Park R S E S T D N OR R Federal Building A N A Renaissance B E N L N 55 Atlanta E O Congress Center Marshalling Yard I W Atlanta E N A B OR D E Square L R THSID Building Renaissance A Allen X B Civic L T N A E 55 Atlanta Downtown E G Marshalling Yard I W Atlanta A T Plaza L B E Square N L A Center THSID Allen X A Civic E E T A Downtown E G WABASH AVE V E S V T Plaza L N Center D T Mayors A A A IVA N AL LEN JR. 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