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A short road trip from Florida to Texas. Suggestions?

 
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Dec 02, 2015 17:03 |  #1

In December I will be driving from Fort Lauderdale to Livingston Texas to visit family.
I will stop for the night somewhere in Alabama or Louisiana.

Any particularly interesting thing on the way?
Will be on the highway most of the time, but I'm always looking for an interesting photo opportunity.

Thanks in advance.


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Dec 06, 2015 10:05 |  #2

I can be of no practical help but I love this because it reminds me of one of my favourite parts of Bill Bryson's Notes from a Small Island (external link) where he writes about how soft we British are in relation to journeys the length of which most Americans "would happily go to get a taco".

Happy Holidays, and I hope someone else can be more useful.


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Dec 06, 2015 10:19 |  #3

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the length of which most Americans "would happily go to get a taco".

Happy Holidays, and I hope someone else can be more useful.

I have no clues as to where to go but looking at the potential travel route there's plenty of Gulf terrain to cover.

But in agreement with the Taco statement. an ex-girlfriend of mine and I once flew to Boston for the day from Chicago for a lobster and fish dinner. Then flew back home after dinner. Those were the good ole days... :)


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I have no clues as to where to go but looking at the potential travel route there's plenty of Gulf terrain to cover.

But in agreement with the Taco statement. an ex-girlfriend of mine and I once flew to Boston for the day from Chicago for a lobster and fish dinner. Then flew back home after dinner. Those were the good ole days... :)

Your carbon footprint must be like Bigfoot! :p

But another excellent illustration of that great American willingness to go the extra mile (or hundred) ...


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Dec 08, 2015 10:25 |  #5

Take 98 thru Panacea, Carrabelle, Apalachicola, Port St. Joe area and beyond in the Florida Panhandle. Plenty to shoot along there


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Owain Shaw wrote in post #17809289 (external link)
Your carbon footprint must be like Bigfoot! :p

But another excellent illustration of that great American willingness to go the extra mile (or hundred) ...

Well, that would be like you going from Madrid to Munich. But we don't have the rail network like you do unfortunately for us.


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Jan 19, 2016 21:46 |  #7

I ended up having bad rains from Tallahassee, Florida all the way through New Orleans. :(

It was a good trip to see family.
But the destination was better than the journey in this case.

Thank you for your suggestions though. I have seen some nice landscape style photos of the gulf both seaward and inland and they are impressive.

Maybe on another trip I can get good photos.


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