JANUARY 18TH-- WEDNESDAY
Left Fort Walton Beach and took US-98 to Pensacola Beach and "broke in" the new NTN site at Rip Tides in the Holiday Inn Resort with two Number Ones. Had another bout with them "Throwed Rolls" in Foley, Alabama.
On to Biloxi. NTN at Shep's Fort Bayou and again looked for the Adventures Bar for NTN, but couldn't find it. Hooter's at night.
JANUARY 19TH-- THURSDAY
Drove out to Waveland on Louisiana border and played NTN at Knock Knock Bar. A rare time for NTN. There were ACTUALLY folks playing it, a rare occasion. Saw the 8-foot high Katrina watermark in the bar. Drove along shore back to St. Louis Bay. Still recovering from Katrina damage.
Sat out by the pool for some rays. Drinks at Hooter's and Hog Heaven BBQ and Blues.
Time to Head Home. --RoadDog
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Showing posts with label Biloxi Mississippi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Biloxi Mississippi. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Sitting Here in Biloxi
Checked in last night at the Super 8 Motel a little west of Biloxi and looking out the window at the Gulf of Mexico, shimmering across US-90, just past some palm trees.
We've decided to stay another day and catch some sun and perhaps pool time as it will be 70 degrees and sunny (even though there's a definite chill in the air right now).
I'm going to go to Beauvoir in a while. This is the last home of Confederate President Jefferson Davis and it was closed the last time we were here, two years after Katrina. We saw it last night with that brilliant white fence surrounding the property as well as lighting, and it was impressive.
Later, we'll drive along US-90 out to Waveland to look at what has happened since Katrina.
One More Day in the Sun Before Heading Back to Winter. --RoadDog
We've decided to stay another day and catch some sun and perhaps pool time as it will be 70 degrees and sunny (even though there's a definite chill in the air right now).
I'm going to go to Beauvoir in a while. This is the last home of Confederate President Jefferson Davis and it was closed the last time we were here, two years after Katrina. We saw it last night with that brilliant white fence surrounding the property as well as lighting, and it was impressive.
Later, we'll drive along US-90 out to Waveland to look at what has happened since Katrina.
One More Day in the Sun Before Heading Back to Winter. --RoadDog
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