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Look ma, no hands … or arms!! CP 1 is truly a
red head found in Folk Art Park north of race headquarters.
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Red Head in Folk Art Park
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2
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Atlanta Math!! Compute the number suggested below
to find CP 2: Trey Hodges plus Jason Marquis minus
Chipper Jones minus Vinny Castilla plus Rafael
Furcal equals CP 2 etched in stone in Centennial Olympic
Park.
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55 in Centennial Park
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3
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Huh?! CP 3 is a restaurant in downtown Atlanta whose
two-word name is epitomized by the following extract from
the Internal Revenue Code:
an individual who is a duly ordained, commissioned,
or licensed minister of a church or a member of a religious
order shall compute his net earnings from self-employment
derived from the performance of service described in subsection
(c)(4) without regard to 107 (relating to rental value of
parsonages), 119 (relating to meals and lodging furnished
for the convenience of the employer), and 911 (relating to
citizens or residents of the United States living abroad),
but shall not include in such net earnings from self -employment
the rental value of any parsonage or any parsonage allowance
(whether or not excludable under 107) provided after the individual
retires, or any other retirement benefit received by such
individual from a church plan (as defined in 414(e)) after
the individual retires;
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Mumbo Jumbo Restaurant
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4
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No cracks about this one! Within 200 yards of the
capitol grows a tree dedicated to peace and a dude named Sri
Chinmoy. Don't bother with a Google search on this one. You
are on your own. The plaque in front of the tree is CP 4.
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Sri Chinmoy Peace Tree
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5
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Brought to you by the letter M! CP 5 is a statue depicting
Babs and a blueprint north of CP 4.
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Barbara Miller Asher statue
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6
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Need an oil change? CP 6 shares its name with the
first three letters of the early 20th-century art movement,
whose members sought to ridicule the culture of their time
through deliberately absurd performances, poetry, and visual
art. Find it in the Inman Park area.
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Dad's Garage Theater
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7
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Take two and call me … Do you know where the
home of the painkiller is? Get a photo at the café,
east of CP 6 that claims this honor.
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Brewhouse Cafe
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8
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Who hit black-eyed Susan? Locate the land Augie Hurt
used to call home and then find the flying flag of the 7th
state to join the Union. The flag is CP 8. Make sure you are
pointing at the flag!
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Maryland State Flag
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It sounds kinda dirty! CP 9 is an establishment in
the Virginia Highlands area that fits the following wacky
equation. Find it for CP 9:
20/200 visual acuity plus second word of the title
of first cartoon with music equals CP 9.
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Blind Willie's
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10
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Who are those guys? Located in the grove that serves
as memory for Ezzard, Ulsey, Hartsfield, and Butt. It's brown,
it's round, it's hollow, it's metal, it's art, it's CP 10.
BTW, you will find CP 10 in a park that shares its name with
a type of glacier.
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Abstract Sculpture in Mayors Memory Grove
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11
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What's a Malval? Malval-Julia is a silver sculpture
near the Atlanta Botanical garden created by Sidney Guberman
in memory of Ms. Julia Orme Martin. Find it cuz it's CP 11.
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Malval Sculpture in ATL Botanical Garden
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Rest on a nearby bench! CP 12 is a waterfall in a
park that shares its name with what you hope to do today.
Get your photo in the Ansley Park neighborhood for CP 12.
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Waterfall in Winn Park
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Click number for photo.
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