Buck Hunt Week 4 was a piece of cake and involved some reading; now here are the clues for Week 5

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It is the beginning ofanother week, which means it is time to reveal the locations of last week’s twoBucks on the Street and time to offer the first set of clues to the locationsof this week’s two Bucks as part of the 11-week Buck Hunt contest.
First, let us give theinformation about last week’s Bucks on the Street, located at theIntercontinental Hotel in Buckhead and the Southern Art restaurant and at theBarnes & Noble book store at the Peach Shopping Center, both locationsalong Peachtree Road at different parts of Buckhead.

Buck # 7 at the Intercontinental Hotel

Buck 7: Locatedat the Intercontinental Hotel/ Southern Art restaurant, was designed by artist TaylorArnold (http://taylorarnolddesigns.com/home.html) and is sponsored by Southern Art restaurant (http://southernart.com/) It is a waiter holding a red velvetcake, one of the desert specialties of Chef Art Smth, who has made severaltelevision appearances including Top Chef and Top Chef Masters, where hequickly became an audience favorite.
Smith was also featuredin an episode of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition where he lent a hand to adeserving family that has devoted their lives to providing meals for the lessfortunate members of their community. Smith recently completed the filming ofthe pilot episode for the ABC television show Time Machine Chefs, (Over EasyProduction Inc.)
Buck 8 islocated at the Barnes & Noble book store in The Peach Shopping Center at2900 Peachtree Road in Buckhead. It was created by the Art Institute of Atlanta(Under the Direction of David Moyers) by designers and team leaders  Nicollette McCrea, William Gerber, KandusJohnson and  Jasmine Grant.

Buck #8 is at Barnes & Noble

This Buck is stilllooking for a sponsor.  A cool factassociated with this Buck is that Barnes& Noble originated in 1873 when Charles Barnes opened a book-printingbusiness in Wheaton, Illinois.
Check back to this storyon BuckheadView to learn the winner of the Week 3 winner of the Buck Huntprize, a $25 gift card to Target, to be announced later today
But, this is anotherweek and here are the first set of clues for Week 5 of the Buck Hunt contest:
Buck 9 Clue 1On this next buck’s shirtare buildings, and on his pants are roads.By now you must begetting better at breaking all my codes. So I will make this tougher for you to findhis place.It is somewhere off Wieucasitting in a greener space.
Buck 10 Clue 1Our next buck is uniqueas he‘s our only buck indoors.Dressed up in a suavesweater vest he is out amongst the stores.He holds a ball of yarnas he must really like to knit, So if you are a buck orbargain hunter, you’ll be happy to find it.
What is the Big Buck Hunt?
Each week 2 Bucks will be “revealed” through clues announcedevery Monday and Wednesday. Participants must locate the mystery Bucks, take acreative picture of the bucks and email it to tom@batma.org . 
On the following Monday, locations and winners will be announcedon www.livablebuckhead.com/buckhunt. A poll will beincluded at the bottom of the page for people to vote on their favorite photo.
For every photo (max one per buck) that a person sends in, theywill get a drawing ticket in the virtual drum. A winner will be drawn from allof the tickets in the drum at the end of the contest period and the winner willbe announced. 
Weekly Prizes: An entry will be pickedat random each week for a $25 Target Gift Card. 
Bonus Creativity Prize: At the end of thecontest, whichever photo has the most votes on the Livable Buckhead Websitewith win a $50 gift card to a wonderful restaurant! (And free entry for thewinner and a guest to a VIP event in the fall).
Grand Prize: Weekend staycationincluding: 2 Nights at the Mandarin Oriental in Buckhead, dinner for two at awonderful restaurant (exact Location to follow) and free entry for the winnerand a guest to a VIP event in the fall. For full rules and details please go to  www.livablebuckhead.com/buckhunt.