>>>>And another one like that on I-75 in Tennessee, then another back to Eastern. Along the same lines, in driving from here to Chicago you pass through: Georgia, Tennessee, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, before Illinois. Coming back is just the reverse, of course. And no, I didn't repeat myself in the above.
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>>>I know you didn't (haha) .. I drive I-75 quite frequently. The road that I was referring to was I-10 in No. Florida. We must live pretty close to each other in the scheme of things.
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>>Well, in Tennessee it's because you're driving around a mountain. In Flordia, it's probably a swamp :-) (no offense meant). And I'm probably familar with the parts of I-75 down in your neck of the woods. I-75 to the turnpike to I-4 for Orlando.
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>If you turn West on to I-10 from I-75 right across the Florida border and drive about 90 miles you're at my house. And, yes, I'm familiar with the south end too...in fact, I'm driving down to Miami tomorrow via I-75. As to Orlando, the best way to go is I-75 to Florida's Turnpike and then south to I-4.

OK top this one- State of Alabama - CST(CDT) except for Russell county EST(EDT) -Lee county Alabama CST(CDT) except for that portion of the county that is a part of Phenix City, Al(mostly in Russell county) which spreads into Lee county ,that part is EST(EDT).