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Sharia Yousef al-Azmeh Lattakia, Syria

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The 1st of many 1st's....... by HJ

A travel blog entry by magic_on_the_rd

... our dads and then we started crying!!!)
4) Drove through three states (Florida, Georgie and Alabama) in one day, changed time zones and actually went back in time by gaining an hour
5) Drank a starbucks coffee in Alabama
6) Made some friends in Alabama

...So today we have driven 650miles and we feel like rock stars!!!!
Leaving Florida was far easier than getting to into it... honestly, four wrong turns and we ended up in downtown Ghetto very nearly ...

A sleepless night

A travel blog entry by alexjasonworld

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... 10 minutes we lay in bed thinking it was normal....they love their horns here and will sit on them for any length of time if someone is holding them up but this time it was a little different, it was going on for too long and there was almost a musicality to the beeping.

We decided to check out the commotion. There was a cavalcade of cars, maybe 50 or 100 following each other, hazard lights on, horns sounding and many of them with people sitting ...

Day 3 - Sick by the Seaside

A travel blog entry by spiritdtraveler

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Latakia

So after a late night arriving to Latakia i was up ready and early to go and see my own favourite tourist point Saladin Citadel which was on the schedule for today, however, it was not meant to be as early morning i awoke to be quite ill and ended up having a doctor to come and see me in my hotel room. To which, i was unable to go on with the group and its activities today.

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Following the Civil Rights march

A travel blog entry by bparsons75

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... rights in the south. In Selma itself there was little to see except more shabby housing, the excellent Voting Rights Museum, and the St James Hotel which was quite a find and gave us a wonderful river view room for only ...

Surviving the Gauntlet

A travel blog entry by richardbuchan

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... a fried green tomato), or even eating somewhere famous (Geno’s in Philly or Katz’s Deli in NYC), or even someplace notorious (I once had Thanksgiving dinner at the Watergate Hotel in D.C.). But sometimes I am given to trying a place simply for their sign out front. I am particularly captivated by old neon signs (I love the tipping martini glass ones), and as I drove up Broad Street last night I saw one ...

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