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Dad had to come get him or he would have stayed in Florida Writer remembers trip to Atlanta on Greyhound when air conditioning went out and windows couldn't be opened Rick Caldwell writes: In 1971 I rode the Greyhound from Columbia to St Petersburg, FL' to my brothers wedding. At about Somerset, the air conditioning went out and you couldn't open the windows on the buses.Comments re article 42531. The Greyhound: When rider panicked on arrival in Columbia KY This story was posted on 2011-02-18 14:26:38
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