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Choo-Choo Decay
Chattanooga, TN - Peter - Wednesday, July 29th, 2009 : goo
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Soon after seeing Fuzzytank's recent post of an obscure little Chattanooga decay spot,
I happened to pass through Chattanooga, so I thought I would see if I could find the spot
Sure enough, just as stated, there it was... right across the street from the Chattanooga Choo Choo
I thought this tree and its roots were lovely
Anyway, thanks for the tip, Fuzzytank!
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fuzzytank: 29th Jul 2009 - 15:16 GMT
apparently that site has gone through 5 owners in the last few years with no actual renovations. And looks like somebody was playing with they spraypaint since I was back there.
Peter: 29th Jul 2009 - 15:27 GMT
pipe dreams of condo-fying it like every other large building around there, haha. i remember when i was growing up, we would get our staple groceries at a gritty old "railroad salvage" place not far from here on e. main... its so different there now.
i saw that the nearby ellis restaurant site was still there, barely... at least they didnt tear down its awesome neon sign (yet). ill post it soon. i have vague memories of eating ther when i was like 5. my mom tells me it was the first restaurant she ever ate at, about two hours after actually moving to chattanooga... ha.
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