Holiday Inn Daytona Beach

... are found.  Once again we discovered that most of the beach frontage was covered with hotels and motels (hotel, motel, Holiday Inn, say what... another hip-hop reference for Arianne!) and therefore was private property.  We made our way to the ...

... at least the visitor center, and I try to learn or see some of what the park is about. We stayed at another Holiday Inn on the beach. This time booked through Hotwire at a very low price. Had never used Hotwire before. The hotel was as I expected ...

No pictures today. We spent the day in transit. Ran into major roadwork near Savannah and took a detour on smaller roads. Most of the land mass in this area is low lying swamp. Very flat and meandering rivers everywhere. Lots of ...

... fart, bare avbrutt av litt frokost på et Omelett house i Pooler, GA (ved Savannah) og Starbucksbesøk utenfor Jacksonville, FL. Ved  Daytona Beach tok vi I-4 sørvestover til Orlando og ankom faktisk flyplassen der med en halv times margin :-) ...

... and loungers, at $30 for the day!! I braved the traffic to stop in the middle of the road to take a photo of the famous Daytona Beach sign. Lunch was a Subway each, then a mad dash into Radio Shack to get a cable for the Ipods. I then put some of my ...

... some stock cars racing around for free (he's watched 'Days of Thunder' a few too many times). Daytona is also known for being 'The World's most famous Beach' (according to the signs from the 1920s!), and looked like a rundown version of Blackpool. We ...