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This is really a remarkable website design. It certainly gets my award for most creative use of javascript! The concept here of scrolling from side to side and clicking on landmarks to get more info about Tennessee is brilliant. I always like just about everything the Designsensory team comes up with and this time they’ve really done a great job. There’s so much here to discuss…
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