Ryders Inn Natchitoches

Highway 1 South Bypass Natchitoches, Louisiana, 71457, United States

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Almost Creole Country...

A travel blog entry by laura.buechel

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... Desert Museum. We visited Tombstone, we camped in Las Cruces and we spent the night in a horrible hotel because we got a bit late (30 dollars a night per room - that says it all).

And now we are in Louisiana enjoying the local accent and colors! Tomorrow we'll head to Natchez and then up to Vicksburg where we'll stay for a few days. So more later....
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Day 15 - Man, Do I miss Texas!

A travel blog entry by jimfrondorf

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... end. Kind of hot today, about 87, and very sunny. A beautiful day for a bike ride. 112 miles done. Last night, I entered an end date for this journey, something I had been reluctant to do. I hope to be done next Thursday, and back on Friday. That's the plan anyways. Remember, it's always good to have a plan. Maybe this time it will actually work out.

Late start today. Switched bikes, and Johann took the ...

Made a list and checked it twice...

A travel blog entry by teamroman

... leg 1 of the trip: ATL to Harrisburg for a night. I can't tell you how much I'm looking forward to Mom's home cooking and wishing my dad an early happy birthday (he will turn 60 years young while we're away). the sad part is leaving James for 10 ...

PaperJam!

A travel blog entry by sabrinae1023

So a lil change of plans...Since Botswana will not grant a visa to Chinese Citizens living in South Africa, sadly one of our group will not be able to come along on our over land safari. So, we'll also be doing another tour of Kruger National Park! I'm so excited to be able to go back to Kruger- I didn't think I would have another chance to go. It's like nowhere else, ...

Road trip to Cane River

A travel blog entry by globetrotters

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... fascinated by the birthdates, some as far back as the early 1800s from what I can tell. It’s a beautiful place; very serene. But we know we need to hit the road soon. However, the first order of business is to find a gas station, which we do, just a few miles away. Whew! We’re all relieved now that we’re running on a full tank.


The drive back to the West Bank ...