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Travel Blogs from Atlanta

Martain Luther King Jnr. Memorial

A travel blog entry by beckywilliamson

... memorial were great to see, I also visited his birth home. It was interesting to find out MLK spent time in India learning from the work of Gandhi (hence the statue at the end). Tomorrow I will be meeting Laura at Orlando Airport and heading to our hotel for the Institute for Health Improvement Conference; 4 days of motivation, change, innovation, and leadership skills courses and ...

The Camel (new member of the family)

A travel blog entry by ronniebrown713

Well it didn't take long to complete the last big hurdle....buying the Subaru Outback. That was accomplished today with not too much of a headache. Holly finally has a car with a good heater and with heated seats to boot. And lots of other bells and whistles that we've not yet figured out. Plenty of time for that later...
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Rootage

A travel blog entry by ronniebrown713

Starting time, origin, kickoff, rootage, showtime, commencement, root, get-go, first, source, start, outset.....all synonyms for "beginning". Which is what this is.

We've officially started preliminary planning for the 2013 Great Escape....a 4 month road-trip across the Western US, Southwestern Canada, and the US Midwest. ...

Day 2 of Re:Group

A travel blog entry by mikepelteret

... 10m from where he spoke! Great band played worship then talk & some fun stuff Then hung around for a bit for Partner in eve , supper & games (human doozie ball. Buck bronco, bingo & more. Supper was Mac & cheese & lank pud but too sweet! Then talk by J Woodall - now home! Big info dump but very ...

Hiking Sweetwater Creek

A travel blog entry by tippins_rufio

... was Portland, ME to try a lobster roll at one of its infamous lobster shacks along the coast. Inclement weather and unsavory flight times there and elsewhere left us stranded at home.

I couldn't bear the thought of wasting this short span of free time in my otherwise hectic work and school week. With that, I dug out a Georgia hiking book I had received as a moving gift over 3 1/2 years ago. I am remiss to admit ...