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Travel Blogs from Atlanta

Martain Luther King Jnr. Memorial

A travel blog entry by beckywilliamson

Today - my final day in Atlanta before moving on to Orlandon involved a trip Downtown. I went to visit the birthplace and resting place of Martain Luther King Jnr. I have always been a big admirer of his incredible leadership skills. Ever since finding out about Rosa Parks, Martain Luther King Jnr. and the civil rights movement in Religious Studies I have wanted to learn more. The ...

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

... Our trip will be enhanced daily because of her organizational skills and her ability to find stuff.

The goal of this blog is for it to be half as entertaining as Ali's was on her summer trip to Europe. A high standard to live up to!

Stay tuned....we hope you'll be a frequent visitor to our blog and travel "with" us!
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Day 2 of Re:Group

A travel blog entry by mikepelteret

Light bfast here @ home then off 2 NPt 1st session at 08:30 - about Group Strategy. Vet y good, excellent speakers great content & lots 2 think about. Session 2 @ 10am about developing leaders- also good. Lunch from Food Trucks then session 3 in pm followed by main session with Andy in big Auditorium - fantastic! ...

Noccalula Falls

A travel blog entry by cliff-n-chris

... go into the park just to see the falls, we just had to drive a bit further up the road. Of course there were no signs so after a U-turn we finally drove into the Noccalula Falls Campground.

At the office they said 'just go through the gate behind the buidling, you'll see the trail', which we did - the Black Creek Trail. We walked for a mile, but no falls were to be seen, so ...