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Things to do on a layover at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson Airport
Because we have the most frugal booking agent on the planet,
we had a five hour layover at ATL heading to our conference in Florida. That meant with getting to the gate to board, we had about four hours to explore the busiest airport in the world.
The History of Atlanta

Located underground between Terminals C and B is a museum that details the history of Atlanta, which was originally named Marthasville after Georgia Governor Wilson Lumpkin’s daughter Martha.

The museum, which stretches over two football fields in length, incorporates huge wall displays with plaque displays and video monitors with related videos for each era of Atlanta’s history, from the original Native American inhabitants and European settlement to the Civil War and Civil Rights Movement through the present day.


Antarctica
As you traverse underground from Terminal A all the way to E, there are several different hallways with almost 60 pictures of Antarctica.

Santiago Vanegas travelled with Quark Expeditions on a journey called “Crossing the Circle, Southern Expedition.” The photos are breathtaking and unlike anything else on Earth.


Sculptures of Zimbabwe
From Terminal T to Terminal A is an amazing display of Zimbabwe sculptures.


The exhibit has 20 sculptures over a distance of about 1000 feet along with pictures and artist descriptions and bios.

The Legacy of a Dream
At the top of the big escalators in Terminal E, there is a small display about Martin Luther King, Jr.

The display details King’s life and his influence in Atlanta. The display also contains a pair of King’s glasses (which he didn’t need but wore because he thought they made him look “distinguished”), the robe he wore as pastor at Ebenezer Baptist Church, and the suit worn by King when he met with President Johnson in 1966.

Heading to Crystal Coast Con!
Today we are making our way to Cape Carteret, North Carolina to get ready for Crystal Coast Con tomorrow!
If you’re traveling the Highway 74/53/24 route and see us, honk or give us a wave! We’ll be enjoying the trip to the edge of the Outer Banks!
And for all the information on Crystal Coast Con, check out our Events Calendar!
On the Road with the CGB: Freedom Tower

Travelled to New York on 9/11 for a conference, and this is the view outside the hotel room…Freedom Tower. Staying less than two blocks from Ground Zero. Very surreal and awesome.
Dragon*Con 2012 Log: There’s Something Strange in the Neighborhood…

Ecto is now at Foxtrot Base in Athens, Georgia. The first leg of the trip last night from Charlotte was rainy. But today is a bright sunny day, and Ecto got a polishing this morning to get rid of all the road and rain grime.






















