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Wednesday, June 4, 2014

Gran Fondo Italia

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Angela della Constanza Turner, Italian Honorary Consul General and Matteo Gerevini, CEO of Gran Fondo Italia
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Roswell Mayor Jere Wood will wear number 1.
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100 lire challenge
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This arrangement of Italian colors was seen at the High Museum for Art In Bloom.

A tradition one hundred years in the making, gran fondo rides are spirited parties celebrating all things Italian: art, culture, design, food and, yes, bicycling. Thank the Southern Bicycle League and the city of Roswell for bringing Gran Fondo Italia Atlanta–Roswell to Georgia October 18-19. Saturday offers cultural immersion, an opportunity to sample Italian delights and get psyched for Sunday's exertions. Times will be recorded so riders may push themeselves or challenge the fields in distances of 30, 62 and 105 miles. Four miles of the long route are a timed interval ascending Burnt Mountain. Bob Dallas of the SBL extended a personal challenge to Roswell Mayor Jere Wood, a 100 lire coin for completing the climb. The view alone is priceless and the descent a thrilling turn homeward to the grand finale in Roswell.


Thursday, April 3, 2014

Thursday, January 3, 2013

Street Scene: Roswell

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Here is another image from my collaboration with stylist Lori Wynne of Fashion With Flair. We met at The Bilt-House on Canton Street for fashions to illustrate her story for Northside Woman. Please follow this link to see more great looks from that day.

Wednesday, December 12, 2012

Holiday Dressing In Roswell

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'Twas recently my pleasure to work with stylist Lori Wynne of Fashion With Flair. We met at The Bilt-House on Canton Street for fashions to illustrate her story for Northside Woman. As ever, the little black dress makes a great start. Please follow this link to see where she goes with it.

Friday, October 1, 2010

Autumn In Roswell

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Mall shoppers know boutiques, but she thrifted the BCBG dress and quilted slippers. "The Goodwill in Roswell is fantastic. People donate stuff worn once or not at all. You never know what you'll find. It's like a treasure hunt every time I go." Yes, successful thrifting requires a love of the chase and even though some appealing items may not be one's size, the ones that are aways boast great backstories. How about "I found a Betsy Johnson dress at Goodwill"? She did and it fit.
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