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Takeover Week: Stone Mountain (Jerome)

Monday, 9th July 2007 by

Welcome to Google Sightseeing Reader Takeover Week! Every day this week, one of you has been chosen to have their very own sight posted here on GSS, while Alex and James take a well deserved holiday. Today’s sight is from Jerome – so have fun, play nice, and we’ll see you next week! The name pretty much gives what it is away – Stone Mountain is the largest exposed mass…

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