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Showing posts with label Gulf Coast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gulf Coast. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 28, 2018
I'd Celebrate That!! August 27 to September 2: Chop Suey Day
AUGUST 27, MONDAY-- Just Because Day** Why not?
AUGUST 28, TUESDAY-- Cherry Turnover Day**
AUGUST 29, WEDNESDAY-- Chop Suey Day**
AUGUST 30, THURSDAY-- Gulf Awareness Day** International Whale Shark Day** Those are some big sharks.
AUGUST 31, FRIDAY--
SEPTEMBER 1, SATURDAY--
SEPTEMBER 2, SUNDAY--
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Cruisin' and NTNin'
The last two days, we have been heading west along the Gulf Coast from Panama City Beach to Biloxi where we are today.
We've spent time out at Fort Pickens by Pensacola, Florida, ate at Lambert's Cafe "Home of the Throwed Rolls" in Foley, Alabama, and sat in a clinic in Daphne, Al., while Liz was in seeing a doctor about a respiratory infection.
We've been stopping at places with NTN along the way:
Paco's Grill in Navarre, Fl.
Mellow Mushroom in Pensacola, Fl
BW3 in Pensacola
Seville Quarters in Pensacola (a real taste of New Orleans in seven bars in one building)
North Shore Pub in Orange Beach, Alabama
The Jungle in Foley, Al.
Yesterday we stopped at:
Shep's Fort Bayou in Ocean Springs, Mississippi
The Quarters in Gulfport, Ms.
Play Way TOO Much of the Stupid Game. --RoadDog
We've spent time out at Fort Pickens by Pensacola, Florida, ate at Lambert's Cafe "Home of the Throwed Rolls" in Foley, Alabama, and sat in a clinic in Daphne, Al., while Liz was in seeing a doctor about a respiratory infection.
We've been stopping at places with NTN along the way:
Paco's Grill in Navarre, Fl.
Mellow Mushroom in Pensacola, Fl
BW3 in Pensacola
Seville Quarters in Pensacola (a real taste of New Orleans in seven bars in one building)
North Shore Pub in Orange Beach, Alabama
The Jungle in Foley, Al.
Yesterday we stopped at:
Shep's Fort Bayou in Ocean Springs, Mississippi
The Quarters in Gulfport, Ms.
Play Way TOO Much of the Stupid Game. --RoadDog
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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