Spent a few days in Atlanta, Georgia. Real southern hospitality. Saw a Braves baseball game at Turner Field and went to Mary Mac's Tea Room, an Atlanta institution and ate some delicious fried chicken, green fried tomatoes and Brunswick stew. Went to The Martin Luther King Centre where Dr. King was born and preached. We were struck by how it was only fairly recently desegregation came to the south and what a struggle it was. The presentation of these events was very moving.

Turner Field, home of the Atlanta Braves

San Diego Padres and the Atlanta Braves

Warren Spahn

Pre-game scrum

Mary Mac's Tea Room specializing in southern cuisine

Mary Mac's fried chicken, Brunswick stew and fried green tomatoes

Dr. King outside Ebenezer Baptist Church where he preached

Tomb of Martin Luther King 

Ebenezer Baptist Church on Auburn Street in Atlanta