Macon

About a month ago. Some of the nicest antebellum houses anywhere. Once you get away from the antebellum area, the town is really trashy. I stayed in a Motel 6 and it was probably the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. The room stank of cigarettes and weed. I kept getting woken up by theses loud-mouthed inbred, slack-jaw pieces of garbage. I finally contacted management to shut them up. I slept soundly when I did get a chance to sleep because I had my Kimber .45. I wish those slack-jaws had tried to give me problems. That would have been a one way conversation. I made an intentional inordinate amount of noise when I got up in the morning. You could very disntinctly smell someone smoking “something” when I left. Don’t ever stay in that hotel unless you are armed and don’t care about getting any quality rest!

The easiest little airport I’ve ever travelled through! :o)

I went to school here, too. And to church, a lot.

The Indian Mounds are a great place to visit; they are beautiful in late fall, and have a very interesting history in regards to Georgia.

I went with a history class I had a few semesters ago. The professor knew a lot about the mounds, so that was good. Getting on top of the mounds is one of the most impressive things about it: these were made by hand!

M.T.

opportunity.. Love “feeling” areas that are associated with a lot of history.. :)