to yesterday there is not much to say. Since, according to travel guide and a few people I've asked nothing interesting to be on my route seemed, I am just a few hours down until I've taken just before a room Tallahassee. I stayed there then, except for a few trips without special events throughout the day. The best was that I had finally found a nearly regular beer you can drink very well. Budweiser, Coors Light and how they all seemed to be called a part of beer, 1 part water and 2 parts to pass Pferdepisse. Busch Beer is quite acceptable, even if it is non t compete with Bavarian varieties.
Today I drove after getting about 150km to Apalachicola (Florida). This trip was more the Travel the destination as the place itself, the mostly single-lane Highway f ürte m
you eist rch densely forested area until about 50km before the town directly to the sea and then all the time it ran along. Homes on the low coast line were built to 90% on high stilts and up to 3m apart from very different design. Stone, concrete, wood, Fl 
achdach, shed roof, and some were even only a roof shingles. Occasionally, the road led directly to the sea, where the stormy sea sparkled in connection with cloudy skies through the s once the sun penetrated was a strange mood. The small town of Apalachicola itself is a rather sleepy town, which his best time behind 
has, but seems to clean up slowly. The historic buildings in the city are already largely restored very well, just on the sidelines yet a 
strength, apparently part of Hurricanes almost collapsing houses. But these 'Ruins', give the city a certain charm. not by chance would be a small gathering of owners of historic cars and boats have been, I would be probably fairly quickly pulled back further, but it was quite interesting. When I went back, I had good timing, 10 Minutes after I had climbed into the car, it started to rain. So I drove a few kilometers to about 100km from Atlanta, Gergia. So there is not much to tell. So I'm going to explain a few principles to road transport, in some ways but very different from Germany. In fact, the whole market only by traffic lights, stop signs and Vohrfahrt eighth is regulated. Signs such as Vohrfahrt, right has priority, etc. are unknown here. That's not bad, because if you do not see signs, you just drive. Thus, a forest of signs, as in Germany to see more, here is relatively rare.
it was exciting, however, when I first at an intersection with 4! stop sign read. If you get used to it, it is quite simple. If several cars hit each other at such an intersection, stop them all. has reached the car, which is first, or the intersection, they must also pass first. The 2 car may as 2nd happen and so on. This also has the effect that all drivers are very alert and ready to brake.
The traffic light system is used to. As long as no sign saying 'No Turn on Red Light' is mounted in the direction of travel, may the right without considering the Vohrfart always drive up to the crossing road. Even if the rightmost strip has its own traffic light with an arrow, the red arrow no attention is paid. Someone once said in another context: "Someone like me would go well with red light." I never thought that this person should be right ... On
best but the truck driver who are astray. I already wrote once that you are rather quick move. Today it was beyond good and evil. I was traveling on the Interstate, which at 70 miles (115 km / h) was limited. It was raining very heavily, so I had to run the windshield wipers on the 2.höchsten stage. The market seemed not bothered by, as almost all vehicles (including me, because one is simply swept away), the trucks were traveling about 80 miles (130 km / h). This in itself was already mad, but when the truck behind me, a normal 40-ton trucks, belching black smoke when you switch on me with surely was passing 140-150km / h, I was quite amazed. So if you have ever seen an American movie where a car chases a truck through the country and this movie was unrealistic, because cars are faster, yes, the one who is hereby disabused. These are steel monsters like the sow ....
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