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mobeau69

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6. No way you can do it in just 10 days. Ga and Al are some long states N to South. So is floriduh.

Reply to Beatlelvr (Original post)

Tue Jan 30, 2024, 11:13 AM

Jan 2024

If you leave off southern floriduh you might make it but there are some historical sites in Atlanta and Montgomery that you might want to include. Good luck.

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Questions about Georgia, Alabama and Florida [View all] Beatlelvr Jan 2024 OP

Wow! JackSabbath Jan 2024 #1

You can see some decent fall color an hour north of Atlanta. However, nowadays, early October has become a bit early. Silent Type Jan 2024 #2

That's very ambitious jimfields33 Jan 2024 #3

Oh crap Beatlelvr Jan 2024 #4

Would next spring be better? Beatlelvr Jan 2024 #5

No way you can do it in just 10 days. Ga and Al are some long states N to South. So is floriduh. mobeau69 Jan 2024 #6

Avoid downtown Atlanta, especially anytime near rush hour. eppur_se_muova Jan 2024 #7

Well, I'm in So. Cal so HI and AK are close. Beatlelvr Jan 2024 #11

You can do Georgia and Alabama together and make Florida a separate trip yellowdogintexas Jan 2024 #8

Key West snowybirdie Jan 2024 #9

Wow. Lots of good advice Beatlelvr Jan 2024 #10

Much to do in So Fla alone... Everglades national park is a treat. I've done it many times and always a pleaser mitch96 Jan 2024 #12