Spring Break: Atlanta

Our first stop in Atlanta was the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park. 

This is the Eternal Flame across from his grave site. 

This is the church where he served as co-pastor.

MLK Jr.’s birth home.

“We will not be satisfied until justice rolls down like water and righteousness like a mighty stream.”

We were supposed to attend a music masterclass, but it got canceled. Plan B was touring the Coca Cola Museum. This place was packed! Who knew a soda museum would be so popular? 

The highlight of this museum was the tasting room. So many flavors! 

One flavor I will never forget was the Sour Plum Fanta from China. It tasted like BBQ flavored soda. So gross! 

Dinner that night was, by far, the best meal of our trip. We ate southern comfort food at Mary Mac’s Tea Room. 

The next morning, we visited the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and enjoyed a chamber performance. 

We also got to tour the facility, including the room where they store their 20+ Grammys! This will be the only time I hold one of these. 

After this, we were back on the bus and Orlando bound!