Fallin Gate Bed & Breakfast Atlanta

It’s impressive to see how the boys have become such seasoned travelers at such a young age. Though Adin only carried his pack for the first half of the day, they both pulled their suitcases-on-wheels hither and yon through 3 airports. And Adin insisted on lifting his suitcase onto the luggage conveyor belt on his own each time. On the pla...

Je suis maintenant à Atlanta! C'est incroyable que Delta arrive à partir 1h en retard et arrive 15 minutes en avance. À toutes les fois, j'en reviens pas - comment font-ils?

(Written collaboratively)
Marietta, GA is currently where we call home. We have each lived in four or five different places but they have all been within 25 miles of Atlanta. In our three and a half years together, we have taken five or six trips but none of them have been longer than a week. We have been warned of the potential strain such ...

Well, I'm back home after 27 days. It's weird to be back although I've spent my entire life here, I guess it doesn't take long to get adjusted to another world. I had a great trip, I had some wonderful hosts Hiwotie, Wondi, Messay and a gang of others, and most important I got a new perspective on life. I won't get philological on this blog...

Our airport adventure began when we boarded a bus at the dock and watched our bags loading beneath us. We then waited until the bus was cleared to leave the area and take the short drive to the Ft Lauderdale airport. There were EIGHT cruise ships docked at Port Everglades that day so you can imagine the chaos at the airport with thousands of peo...

After a grueling 8-hour journey from Charlottesville to Atlanta, I am here.

So let me tell you about the woes of flying out of a tiny airport. I took US Airways because there apparently is no direct flight from Charlottesville to Atlanta (although someone said Delta has one). The plane took off north to Philadelphia, where I waited 3 h...

Nov. 22, 2008/Jan. 3, 2009 H-Om from Bharat (continuing thoughts) I already miss being there! I've watched all the video (just over 3 hours), looked at the all the pictures (currently over 500 and counting as I also pull stills from video), and wish I'd taken more of each! I always forget how so many of the experiences of a long trip are often b...

OK, it's HOT! No, I'm serious... you can't truly appreciate the effects of humidity until you're in it. I thought last night was pretty humid as we walked around Beale Street snapping photos like a wide-eyed tourist, but it wasn't until we were packing the car (yet again) for the final leg of our trip that I realized JUST HOW HOT IT REALLY IS DO...

it's good to see Pabst Blue Ribbons in this fine city that's when you know it's good i really like Atlanta i parked my car....apparently by a visitors center so that was lucky for me got a little taste of the southern accent love it! i walked and walked to get to the World of Coca-Cola i walked through the Olympic Park which was pretty good ther...

My hosts took me to Atlanta international airport where we said our fond farewells, before I went thru the process of check-in, customs, etc for the loooooooooooong flight back home!

First leg to Dallas, an hour in transit, then off to LAX, then a decent wait at Tom Bradley International where I caught up with 3 x other Aussie work coll...