Atlanta goes for '96 gold - Atlanta, Georgia
American Forests, Sept-Oct, 1993 by Nancy Anne Dawe
Atlanta is a multi-cultured, multi-ethnic city. In the summer of 1996, it will welcome hundreds of thousands of guests of every color, from every part of the globe. But because of a magnificent natural tapestry--woven tree by tree, site by site, and inspired by Juan Samaranch's announcement three years ago--all Olympic attendees, athletes and audiences alike, will be united under a canopy of green.
And that makes everyone a winner.
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