(S09 EP03) I-75 North Plus, Atlanta NE to NW

This is a ride along the freeways in the northern region of Atlanta, Georgia. It starts in the Northeast around Duluth, with I-85 South from Exit 104: Pleasant Hill Road, to the GA 400 junction Northbound. It follows GA 400 North to I-285 West, the outer Perimeter, to the I-75 junction near Cumberland. The ride ends by following I-75 North out of the Northwest Atlanta region to beyond Exit 278.

This video is part of my June 2020 Atlanta series. A significant partnership with FreewayJim was in effect during the visit, being able to utilize his equipment and ride along during the trip.

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Technical Specifications:
Video Camera: Sony HDR-PJ710 (FreewayJim)
Still Camera: Sony a7iii (FreewayJim)
Tripod: Manfrotto 190X (FreewayJim)
Vehicle: 2017 Genesis G90 (FreewayJim)
Video Editing Software: Apple Final Cut Pro X

Laptop Specs (R08MBP):
MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch Late 2012)
2.5 GHz dual-core Intel i5
8GB 1600 MHz DDR3L
256GB flash storage
Intel HD Graphics 4000
macOS Catalina
Lacie Rugged Thunderbolt 1 Portable SSD 500 GB (LAC9000491)

[NickCC]

Freeway Jim is one of my favorites, and I like to think I am one of his favorite followers.

[gacaptain]

Great work! Can't wait to see the rest of your Atlanta videos.

[KCWanderlust]

An action packed, powerhouse, all-star video!

[yoshidadaimyo]

Nice! Looks like you put alot of work into your videos. Waiting to see more of my favorite City of Atlanta from you.

[THHorne]

Nice use of Kenny Loggin's "I'm Free". Love it as a cruisin' song.

[TransCanadaPhil]

Slick camera work, looks extremely sharp and smooth on this one.

[realpumaoblivion]

Oh god, I havent heard that first song in forever.

[AmericanRoads]

I assume you flew to Atlanta? How was the flight like, in terms of COVID-19 spread prevention? Did you have to wear a mask throughout the entire flight?

[ryanvitug-gavieres]

I like these collaboration production roadgeek videos such as the Freewayjim/Rockersk08 video seen here and the Videos they make roadgeek art more interesting

[JeffreyGroves]

Much of the view from the highways hasn't changed much in the 25 years since I last lived in Atlanta.

[MillionMileDrive]

I like the high frame rate, kinda makes it look like a video game