But the Diocese of Atlanta is done. Finished. Dead. The one remaining orthodox congregation is elderly and dwindling, and they lost their long-time rector (the bishop finally wore him down) and have an interim. I don't know if they'll even be able to find somebody to call. And they're an urban parish (in a neighborhood with lots of aging hippies, gays, and punks) so I don't know if there's any future in it.
I think most of our "high" Anglicans have already lateraled to the Catholics.
Interestingly, the first Episcopalian I saw go to Rome was not high-church at all, but very low-church evangelical.
And some of our "high" Anglicans are going to the Continuing churches as well. Just a couple of weeks ago a couple formally transferred their membership from ECUSA to our parish, and several others have joined us over the past few months.