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Top Hotels in Augusta
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Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center
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Ramada Hotel & Convention Center Augusta
37 reviews
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Clarion Suites Augusta
51 reviews -
Holiday Inn Augusta - Gordon Hwy.
40 reviews
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Doubletree by Hilton Augusta
45 reviews
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La Quinta Inn Augusta
30 reviews
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Augusta Inn and Conference Center
2 reviews
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Holiday Inn Augusta West
30 reviews -
Baymont Inn & Suites Augusta
69 reviews
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Courtyard By Marriott Augusta
40 reviews
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Hilton Garden Inn Augusta GA
36 reviews
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The Partridge Inn Augusta
113 reviews
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Jameson Suites Augusta
68 reviews
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Knights Inn Augusta
6 reviews
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Sheraton Augusta Hotel
51 reviews
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Sleep Inn Augusta
22 reviews
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Americas Best Value Inn Augusta
7 reviews
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Howard Johnson Inn Augusta-Fort Gordon
16 reviews
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Hampton Inn & Suites Augusta West
32 reviews
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Savannah Suites Augusta
11 reviews
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Comfort Inn & Suites Augusta
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Value Place Augusta Noland
3 reviews
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Ramada Augusta
15 reviews
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Homewood Suites by Hilton Augusta
28 reviews
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BEST WESTERN Garden City Inn Augusta
27 reviews
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Microtel Inn & Suites Augusta / River Watch Parkway
31 reviews
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Augusta Budget Inn
7 reviews -
Red Roof Inn Augusta
35 reviews
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West Bank Inn Augusta
77 reviews
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Ramada Limited Augusta Fort Gordon Area
11 reviews
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Gordon Inn and Suites Augusta
2 reviews
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Scottish Inns Augusta
1 review
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Sunset Inn Augusta
6 reviews
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Suburban Lodge Of Augusta
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Howard Johnson Express Inn - Augusta Suites
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Villager Lodge Augusta/Martinez
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Country Suites Augusta Riverwalk
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Travel Blogs from Augusta, United States
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the tick war
the tick war has begun! ticks are disgusting creatures that can give you lyme disease, but even if they dont do that they bite you and suck your blood. and they are everywhere in maine, yay! i got bitten by one today which was just brilliant. thankfully ...
so ... a little bit more
so time for a little more detail. well camp is really cool. im living with 6 other girls at the moment. there is malin from sweden, imogen from england, natalie from the valley (ie la!), aliena and katie from new zealand and johanna from new york. my ...
Maine Street
My first stop today was to the Maine State Historical Museum. I would have to say that it is one of the more impressive state museums I've encountered. The building was very large and exhibits extended onto multiple floors. There were ...
Back to MS, and almost got a ticket...Whew!
... looks at me sideways, shrugs, and says "Be safe on your flights". WHEW!!! So now I'm in Hattiesburg and New Augusta with one of my coworkers. We're running some efficiency tests on equipment. Tedious work, but there's always a ...
Pine Trees and a Lotta Moose
... state. Date: March 15, 1820 State Nickname: Pine Tree State Key Words: Pine, Trading, Textile, Fishing, Shipbuilding, Lumbering Augusta was settled in 1628 when some men from Plymouth established a trading post. Today, although 39 miles from the ...
Still traveling .... but it's not the same
I guess I should start with where I left off in April. I was in Sweden still traveling. Well in June the EU kicked me out (according to the rules I could only be there three months) so I returned to the US intending to return to work (yes, go ahead and ...
im here!!!
so ... im here!!! two days travel later and ive finally got here! its really beautiful here. there isnt very many people yet, there are two other horseriding counsellors here. one from england and one from sweden, they are all really nice. there are a ...
Down to MS for a few days
I spent a few days out here with John W. from work installing some new experimental equipment. What can I say, it's beautiful back here but there's not much to do in nowhere ...
Taking in some more history!
... , when one of his fellow players, aged 75 by the way, hit one in on a par 3. That alone will make Ken's Augusta experience memorable! Besides being home to the Masters I really had no idea what else Augusta had to offer. I was confident ...
Down a Country Road
... , jellies and syrup made from the fruit she grows, offers perfect gifts for the folks back home. Dells mill, 3 miles north of Augusta, was a highlight of our trip, other than visiting relatives, of course. Built in 1864, early farmers used the mill ...
Maine's capitol city
... and headed back to the fort, where we managed to catch a free guided tour. Construction of Fort Knox, (not the United States Bullion Depository, Kentucky), started in 1844 and finished in 1869, but it was still not complete. The fort contains mounts for ...
Horse Vs Bike.......
... huge. This town was founded in 1736 so the houses reflect this. Big porches on huge sections of land. Augusta is right beside the mighty Sahvana River. This meant back in the day it would flood seasonally. Now days ...
Leaving on a jet plane!
Well after running a few errands in Augusta I headed to the airport to catch my flight to Dallas, Texas with four folks from work. We got out of the Augusta airport without any issues which was a pleasant surprise. When we finally landed in Dallas we ...
Que sera, sera.
So, I have just about two days left before I'm headed to Rome and it's just now starting to feel real to me. All of the anxiousness and excitement I've hidden for the past few months is finally spilling out. Before, I ...
Baxter State Park
... not see above 2500 feet anyway. Millinocket is near I 95 so we took that highway down to Augusta for the day following the Penobscot River. We were surprised that Augusta's old waterfront had not been developed as nicely as some ...
Snow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
G'day guys Well what an exciting morning it was today, well last night actually.I woke up to go to the bathroom, I knew we were scheduled for snow at 1am. I peeked out the window and the whole place was covered in snow! It was falling ever so peacefully. ...
Departure to Adventure - Great Explorers?
Trav Paine and Dick Gayle, long-time travel explorers, depart their homes in Augusta, Georgia for a trip to Panama City and Cartagena. Old college fraternity brothers at the University of Georgia, we have enjoyed adventure trips in the past, including ...
A Relaxing weekend with family
... has so much sugar that if he drips the tea on the table it will crystallize and form stalagmites. The weather in Augusta is beautiful. It’s enough to make us want to move here. We have to remind ourselves that Augusta had 90 ...
Acadia
Hey Guys On Saturday we went to Acadia National Park. We went with all the international students. About 16 of us went. We hiked 3 mountains in total. The views were breath taking and the serenity was amazing! It was pure silence. The first 2 mountains ...
Home Sweet Home
... up one last time and I looked to Alison and said "I'm really sad, I can’t believe its over ." We arrived back in Augusta by lunch time, and I was just trying to figure out how we were going to get back in the swing of things. Since this was ...
Augusta, Georgia 2005
visited my sister and brother-in-law in Georgia, actually got 3 tattoos that ...
Three Strikes Your Out of the Ole Ball Game
... line works out OK). They both stood and got signatures from #9, Brian Harrison, and #31, Carlos Vazquez, of the Augusta Greenjackets. They really didn't have any idea what was going on, but they were excited and smiling from ear to ...
The day has arrived!
It's finally arrived. The day we begin to start our two week journey to the Pacific Noerthwst. It seemed it would never get here, but once the week started it was hear in a heart beat. Alison an I took a half day of vacation on Friday to finish packing ...
Away to Austria
Dick Gayle and Trav Paine left Augusta, Georgia for a long-planned trip Down the Danube. We were inspired to take the trip by a fellow-traveler in Cuba, Old John, who spoke of its beauty. John biked with us across Cuba on a Canadian cycling tour in ...
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