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Turning Display in ATL

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Turning Display in ATL

Jeff Bishop-Leeds, AL

>I was going to work a few days ago and happened to pass through the main terminal at ATL-Hartsfield where, much to my surprise, I found a large display of turned work by the likes of Osolnick, Stocksdale, Ellsworth, among many others. Many examples of a wide variety of works. If any of you happen to find yourself passing through ATL, go over to the main terminal, near the T gates for a great deal of inspiration.

Jeff Bishop

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Everette Harmon

>Jeff,

Is this before you go through security or after? I'm flying out Tuesday Morining and would go early to see a nice display.

Thanks

Everette

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Jeff Bishop-Leeds, AL

>Everette,

I believe you will have to through security first, Then go off to the right side- just look for the T-gates(first concourse you come to). I fly for Delta and go through an employee entrance so I am not positive about this. Just follow the signs toward the T-gates and the display is off the main terminal lobby.

Well worth some time looking at.

Jeff Bishop

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Nelson Brooks

>Jeff, Happy New Year.

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Jeff Bishop-Leeds, AL

>Thanks Nelson, hope you had a good New Year. I'll probably see you in the next few days at the store.

Jeff Bishop

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