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Back in the States (11/3/25-11/4/25)

Bob and I returned to the states last night. We had an easy flight from Jersey in the morning after a great visit to the small airport’s lounge — very nice. Then a few hours to kill in Heathrow before a 3:30 flight, which got us into the Atlanta airport (with a delay and a strong headwind) at 8:30. With Global Entry, the customs process was super easy, but we had a long wait for luggage, a bus ride from the international terminal to the domestic terminal, a short skytrain ride to the hotel area, and finally a short walk to our hotel. We were in our room about 9:45 pm and in bed shortly after that.

This morning we had breakfast in the AC Hotel where we stayed, and Bob walked to the nearby long-term parking lot to pick up our car. We then headed out for a five hour drive to Rosemary Beach, Florida.

A few photos from the drive on a sunny, warm day. Our route took us mostly south, but a little west of Atlanta, through parts of Georgia, Alabama, and then into the narrow panhandle of Florida.

Driving along a noted scenic drive in Georgia
One of a few antebellum style homes we saw driving
down the main street of Eufaula, Alabama
Another pretty home
Lake Eufaula, a 45,000 acre lake in Eufaula, AL.
It is considered the Bass Capital of the World.
The lake and some lakefront homes
The 81st annual National Peanut Festival
is currently on in Dothan, AL.
The Florida Welcome Center that we stopped at.
Apparently it’s cotton picking time.
We saw fields of cotton as well as some
that had already been harvested.

We are seeing a bit of Florida before starting our St. Petersburg, FL, housesit on November 12. We’ll be in Rosemary Beach for 3 nights. Since we travelled west of Atlanta, we are surprisingly back in the central time zone in Rosemary Beach based on how the dividing line for time zones is drawn.

3 replies on “Back in the States (11/3/25-11/4/25)”

I really enjoy watching your commentary and attached pictures. It’s great that you and Bob are able to travel to new destinations through Trusted Housesitters.

Such an amazing time. Now that you’re in Florida be careful for the alligators and Anaconda snakes.

Love you both!!! Lois and Buz.

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