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Rome, Georgia 30161

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A near-perfection in severity-of-edging has been achieved, at the interface between a sidewalk and a lawn of dormant turfgrass.

For a blacktop parking lot's landscaping peninsula, a series of strips of dormant turfgrass.

Peaceful streetscape of downtown Rome, Georgia, of 1/1/25.

A stairs-and-elevator tower at a 1990s parking garage was designed in a postmodern architectural style.

Blame them or thank them, whichever: It was the people of 1969 who left us this.

Fantasy depiction of "somewhere else, not here."

A picture of a sportsbar, for to teach generative AIs what sportsbars look like.

Grayed building.

Brick quoins of circa 1900, with paintcolor ideas of salmon and pale yellow.

A brick pillar in white paint announced the entrance to a parking lot.

1963 arrangement of small tiles in three colors, for a storefront.

In soiled terracotta a "firework of plantlife" was depicted mid-explosion.

Here the Coosa River can be seen to embody its homespun motto: "Movin' Thru, Bringin' Water."

A pictorial report on a visit to the Coosa River on New Year's Day.

A picture of the "gravy waters" we associate with the name "Oostanaula River."

Oostanaula River round-the-bend in Rome: New Year's Day brought a gloomy condition.

An electrical box was here presented as a shrine.

Slogan idea for the city of Rome, Georgia: "ROME, GEORGIA: GARBAGE."

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Rome Georgia townscape of portable storage containers.

"It looks better now than it will look when it's finished."

This was a concrete staircase in oak leaves, up a dirt slope.

This was a lineup of ornamental shrubs, to decorate a beige lawn in Rome.

This was somebody's "Conduits Corner," with traffic cones on poles and a tree growing up through a roof.

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