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27-03-2008, 09:03
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Re: Different ways to take tools to Atlanta
716 usually does this: the students on the team and most of the mentors fly down to Atlanta. Two of our mentors pack up one of their trucks with all of our tools and equipment, and they switch off driving the whole way down.
We're out of Connecticut, so it's a long drive already- if you're coming from farther away than that, I would probably reccomend trying to find an alternate method; it'll probably make your life easier than driving. (: 
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