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Monthly Archives: June 2010
“Knock You Naked Margaritas” in Natchez
Vidalia, LA – Where the hell is Vidalia? Across the Mississippi River from Natchez, MS. Ah, Natchez – Antebellum homes, hooped skirts, Confederate uniforms, Southern grace. Yes, Natchez has all that and more. Yet one thing it does not have … Continue reading
Vieux To Do -or- HOT in the Big Easy
Two words describe the weekend – HOT & HUMID! Once you get past New Orleans in June, the Vieux TO DO Festival in the Vieux Carre is a favorite just behind The French Quarter Fest. Being hot is a way … Continue reading
Posted in Louisiana, New Orleans
Tagged cajun, camping, Creole Tomatoes, Festival, Louisiana, New Orleans, rving, Seafood, Zydeco
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Get That Exercise – Bike the RV Trail
A while back, we decided to begin bike riding for exercise and for the most part we enjoy the exercise, being outdoors, doing something together, and hopefully benefiting from the activity. We ordered two bikes from Wally World (more … Continue reading
Posted in Alabama, RVing
Tagged bike trail, Biking, cajun, camping, Gulf Coast, Gulf Shores, Point Clear, rving
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Gulf Shores, AL – OK Now what?
I guess you get the hint by now that we like the small mom & pop places, farmers markets, the hole in the wall places – almost always fresh and places the locals go. Continue reading