Lynda

The city smells like chocolate! I’ve never experienced anything like it before, but it is lovely.

It’s a great place to go to. Once. For some unknown reason I went at least three times as a child. Colonial overload. I’m pretty much set for life at this point and doubt I’ll ever need to return.

God, I hate this state. It smells horrible and the roads are atrocious. New Orleans may have been a somewhat interesting place to visit (even post Katrina), but I just don’t think I could tolerate being in this state long enough to explore it.

Always just passing through, but I’d like to spend some time here one day.

I live here, so I may be biased. I don’t particularly think there’s anything interesting about Duluth, so I wouldn’t recommend it as a tourist location.

As a place to live though, I like it. It’s quick and easy to get nearly anywhere in the Atlanta metro area. The public services, especially the library system, are pretty good as well.

Certainly not worth a trip to it alone, but if you’re in the area, you have to go see the big chicken!

I’ve been to the Georgia Aquarium (which is currently the largest in the world), the Chattanooga Aquarium and the Dallas World Aquarium and this one in my recollection has them all beat. Granted, I haven’t been in probably close to 20 years now, so my memory may be flawed.

My favorite part is the tropical rain forest on the top floor.

I grew up in Maryland, so it’s hard to see it from a tourists point of view. Location-wise, Baltimore is great. DC, Philadelphia and New York to name a few are only a short drive away.

I left about 13 years ago and haven’t had any desire to go back.

Even the seats in the nosebleed section are good. Although a bit too cramped for my taste, the seating is really well arranged for just about any venue.

We decided to go here instead of the Hemingway House. It was dark and mostly boring. I would have much preferred spending time with some six toed cats.