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Dear Family and Friends,<br><br>Today we spent the day on a train excursion traveling on the Great Smoky Mountain Railroad, only 9 miles up the road from our hotel in Cherokee. Lasting 4.5 hours, the trip took us around 60 miles round ...

... but they were closed also! It was only 6:30pm! I asked some police officers if they recommended any restaurant around that was walking distance, so they gave me a name called, "The Whig." Let me say, it was a hidden restaurant and a bit spooky as seen in the pictures below. I walked down and inside and walked out. There were a lot of people in there. It was like a cult or something, but I am pretty sure they were all college students ...

... A type personalities) survived 14 days with each other and could still say it was a trip of a lifetime!"<br><br>Grandma:<br><br>"Firs t of all I enjoyed every city and country we were in. In Munich the viktualienmarkt was a sensual revelation-a real culinary seduction. Salzburg-Mozart and the fact this city was nestled in the mountains-it was so incredible. The German Pharmacy Museum in Heidelberg (at the old castle) -the beautiful faience earthen ware and ...

5pm<br><br>South of the Border is this rediculous stop on I 95 just south of the South Carolina and North Carolina border. Hence the name. Anyway, they have huge dinasour statues, gift shops, and terrible food. I have been wanting to check it out all summer and I'm stoked I finally did. I bought a bag some nic nacs and a tank top. Tyler got a blanket. <br><br>We didn't take any pictures. It just wasn't that kind of a visit.

Tyler and I are on our way to Maryland. We left melbourne this morning after catching the most recent episode of Entourage on demand.  We deided to stay in Columbia, South Carolina because we both had never been there.  <br><br>We have a room at a bed and breakfast in the heart of Five Points.  We went out to grab some dinner at an Irish pub called Delaney's, walked around a bit, and eventually ...

So after driving for 7 hours (which, by the way, still felt like less time than driving the treacherously flat 3.5 hour stretch of highway from Tampa to Coral Springs) we got to Columbia, South Carolina. We made reservations at the Inn at USC - a very nice and charming small hotel - and were offered a glass of champagne when we checked in. <br><br>We wanted to stretch our legs so we headed out to Finlay Park, which I had read ...

... seems to be a trend these days in study abroad - if I remember correctly about 60% of participants are female. The group flies to Lima today.  We didn't arrange a group flight but three of the students will fly with me from Columbia and then 16 out of the 17 will be on my flight from Atlanta to Lima.  I'm hoping they all make it!  It's been raining all morning in Columbia so we'll see if we get delayed.  Unfortunately the Columbia Airport is not too reliable for getting ...

We awoke to a beautiful sunny, 86 degree day today and were quite sad to be heading home -- especially when we heard it was cold snowy at home. We plan on staying overnight in South Carolina. Hopefully, it will not be to cold there. We are going to have to ease our way into it!<br><br>We made an early stop. The rain was coming down very hard and visibility was ...

... instead of my aunt's house, if I remember correctly). I don't know that I have ever quite forgiven him for this indignity because I was totally freaked out, but he is a good guy and the rest of you all should give him a chance if you ever meet him. ;)