Hilton Atlanta Airport

March 18 stop from Columbus to Milwaukee 763.8 ...

... folks. So Tom arrived in Amsterdam earlier this week and a day late. The culprit? A nasty combination of rain and the Atlanta airport. Never a good one. From Amsterdam, he traveled to Frankfurt and then here to Munich. I am sitting in the hotel while ...

... , lucky the weather was a pleasant 72 degree's. We traveled on the Marta (subway) from the Airport to Peachtree, Peachtree is a district in the centre of Atlanta with lots of Social and Business spaces. We walked to Olympic Centennial Park, and from there ...

Kathe and I met up in Atlanta for the flight to ...

... his foot down and peddled faster. Got to the Hotel and Checked in, we are on the 10th Floor, today we are off to Atlanta, via the Airport, using the Marta, so more pictures and news later.  But so far everything has gone without a hitch. Love to ...

... some of the best I would say in the US - Chicago and Monterey near San Francisco, we had fairly high expectations of the Atlanta Aquarium,  Although the biggest Aquarium in the US, it lacked much of the ones we have visited previously, think a giant ...

... into Atlanta, despite some horrendous weather. My plane in from New Orleans was the last one to land before they closed the airport. Mum's from Manchester was early! After picking up a rental car - a big black jeep we've christened "The Beast" after ...

... just say it's hard life but I'm getting use to it. With an early morning wake-up for our long drive to the airport through freeways jam-packed with grouchy workers trapped in the "rat race," we inched our way through the traffic with thoughts of ...

Yikes! NO Bombay Sapphire - NO Bombay gin - NO blue cheese stuffed olives - NO, we had never before paid $15 for a Beefeater martini!  The menu lists prices for everything - food, beer, wine - but not for their martinis at the Finish Line Sports ...

... all week for our dream trip to Brazil. Six am came too soon this morning as did the quick breakfast and 8 am departure for the Atlanta airport.  This was the beginning of our never-ending day.  We arrive in Miami about 1 pm, dragged our 150# of ...

... on a 6 pm flight-turned 7 pm flight to Atlanta on a tiny puddle-jumper plane. Our next flight was in Concourse "E" at the Atlanta airport, which I have never been to, and it feels like a completely different country. Basically this is where all of the ...

... together and readied ourselves for the journey of a lifetime. ----------- On Saturday evening we headed to the wonderfully clean Hilton Head Airport in Savannah. Sara helped us get our suitcases out of the car. For weeks Mom had been giving her ...

... for the shuttle to pick us up.  Smooth as silk coming and going...at the right price! Barbara and I will be here at the base of the mountain at Machu Picchu next week... http://www.hatuchaytower.com  Tonight at the Airport Hilton ATLANTA. ...

... saying goodbye to Mom and Donna, I headed for my flight to Baltimore (Did you know that Baltimore was the closest sizable airport to Gettysburg?  Me neither!)  Flight to BWI went well.  Got my Hertz car...nice Buick Lacrosse, and ...

... through and who the king or prince was that lived there.  Wade arrives to take us to the airport, and off we go. We arrive in Atlanta and stop by one of our favorite stores then head for the international crown room. We make last minute ...

... to enjoy more savings.  The only cost we will face is for parking in their garage.  Parking fees seem to be the norm for the country. This stopover is to put us close to the Frankfurt airport where we leave at 9:45 AM for the flight to Atlanta. ...

... in Quito by 9pm.  Quito is on the same time zone as Madison...so not a bad day!  The hotel is nice and centrally located.   We were met at the airport by a Globus Monograms guide and we have commited to a city tour for tomorrow ...