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Lydia Leftcoast

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2. Colonial Williamsburg and the Jamestown site, if you haven't seen them before

Reply to quakerboy (Original post)

Sat Aug 4, 2012, 10:41 AM

Aug 2012

Otherwise, the Smokey Mountains area of North Carolina.

If you go along the coast, try Charleston, South Carolina, for a fine historic district, or Savannah, Georgia, for the same.

Maybe you could go down to Atlanta one way and come back another way to maximize your sightseeing potential.

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Lets say you were going from DC to Georgia [View all] quakerboy Aug 2012 OP

The Atlanta Aquarium, if you're going that far woodsprite Aug 2012 #1

Colonial Williamsburg and the Jamestown site, if you haven't seen them before Lydia Leftcoast Aug 2012 #2

Both sound interesting quakerboy Aug 2012 #5

I would take all back roads, stop in weird and unique places and eat/sleep in "no chain" cbayer Aug 2012 #3

I will look into those websites quakerboy Aug 2012 #4

I'd include Beaufort SC and Savannah GA on my route ... nt TBF Aug 2012 #6

I'd spend most of it on the Outer Banks of NC taterguy Aug 2012 #7

Skyline Drive through Virginia, and the Blue Ridge parkway in Virginia/North Carolina. Adsos Letter Sep 2012 #8