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Author Archives: Marsha Brecht
Foley Indoor Flea Market
The last few days have been warm and very humid with occasional rains. We’ve just been mostly staying inside, had a few outings with friends, and going for walks in and around the campground at Gulf State Park where we … Continue reading
Posted in Alabama, Daily Post, December
Tagged Flea market, Foley Indoor Flea Market, Gulf State Park
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Santa and Friends
Quite a day. We met our friends, Lois and Klea, at the local Farmers Market in the morning. We all made some purchases. I bought some pickled okra and some fig preserves and some ginger cookies as well as tomatoes … Continue reading
Gulf State Park Pier
The Gulf State Park Pier is the only public pier on the Gulf in Alabama and at 1,540 feet is the longest pier on the Gulf of Mexico. It has a concession area with indoor seating, bathrooms, a snack bar … Continue reading
Back to Alabama
The days are getting so short! There’s not much daylight for doing anything. All we did today was move out of Gulf Islands National Seashore, Davis Bayou Campground, driving east on I-10 to Gulf State Park, Gulf Shores, Alabama. A … Continue reading
Ocean Springs and Biloxi MS
The last five days we have been relaxing at home, exploring the Gulf Islands National Seashore park where we are camped, and spending most of our time in either Ocean Springs or Biloxi, Mississippi. As usual, our first stop was … Continue reading
Into Mississippi
We are now into the state of Mississippi and will be spending about a week here before turning around and heading back towards Florida. Mississippi has beautiful welcome centers. The one we stopped at today had a nice Christmas tree … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, December, Mississippi
Tagged Campgrounds, Campsite, Davis Bayou, Gulf Islands National Seashore, National Park
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Bellingrath Lights
Walter Bellingrath, president of one of the first Coca-Cola bottling companies in the Southeast, and his wife, Bessie, built their home and gardens in Theodore, near Mobile, Alabama, in 1935. The gardens are open to the public and the house … Continue reading
Posted in Alabama, Daily Post, December
Tagged Bellingrath, Christmas, Christmas Lights, Magic Christmas in Lights
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Roses, Cars, and Boats
The last week has been pretty quiet. We’ve just been relaxing at home and doing real exciting things like laundry and grocery shopping. We are still at the Escapees Rainbow Plantation near Foley, Alabama. On one of the nicer days … Continue reading
Posted in Alabama, Daily Post, Florida, November
Tagged Car Show, Foley Alabama, Pensacola Florida, Roses, trail
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Quest for ‘Gators
Today was gorgeous! 70 and sunny. Just the way I like it, a perfect day for sightseeing. We drove over to the Mobile Bay to visit Fairhope. There’s a lovely beach and the Fairhope Municipal Pier with a restaurant. We … Continue reading
Posted in Alabama, Daily Post, November
Tagged Alligator, Alligator Alley, Daphne AL, Fairhope AL, Summerdale AL
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After the Storm
A line of storms went through here yesterday and overnight but somehow managed to be gentle with our campground. This morning we drove out to the beach to see what affect the storm had there. It was very quiet, only … Continue reading
Posted in Alabama, Daily Post, November
Tagged Beaches, Foley, Foley Alabama, Gulf Coast, Gulf of Mexico, Lambert's Cafe
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Into Alabama
We are going west into Alabama, then perhaps Mississippi, or maybe even Louisiana for a while before going back to Florida for the winter. You know we can’t plan that far ahead, but we will stay on the east side … Continue reading
Posted in Alabama, Daily Post, November
Tagged Cotton, Escapees, Escapees Rainbow Plantation, Escapees RV Club, RV Parks
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Topsail Hill Preserve State Park
We left Jacksonville a few days ago and drove west on I-10, spending the night at a small RV park in Tallahassee. Nothing to blog about there. Yesterday we arrived at Topsail Hill Preserve State Park Gregory E Moore RV … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, Florida, November
Tagged farmers market, Gulf of Mexico, Santa Rosa Beach, State Parks, Topsail Hill
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Stephen Foster State Park
Our week at the RV park north of Jacksonville didn’t go so well. The first few days were hot and muggy. Even a walk from the RV to the park office left us drenched in sweat. The rest of the … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, Florida, November
Tagged Carillon, State Parks, Stephen Foster State Park FL
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Florida!
Yup, we’re in Florida now, and it’s hot and humid. I’m thinking we got here too soon. Actually, it is unusually warm here for November so we’ll stay and wait for it to cool. Our first stop was at the … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, Florida, November
Tagged Atlantic Ocean, Big Talbot State Park, Little Talbot, Pecan Park RV Resort, RV Parks, State Parks
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Another Beautiful Day in Savannah
Another beautiful day! So back to Savannah’s Historic District for more. We parked on the street and walked down to River Street to see what was happening there. The shops and restaurants were open and people were wandering about. While … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, Georgia, November
Tagged Lighthouse, Savannah Georgia, The Pirates' House, Tybee Island
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A Walk About Savannah
If you Google “most beautiful street in Savannah” you will get several references to Jones Street. And it is so. The street begins just a few blocks away from the Savannah Visitor Center so we parked there and walked over … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, Georgia, October
Tagged Factor's Walk, Leopold's Ice Cream, Savannah Georgia
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A Walk and A Ride in Savannah
The first stop of a visit to Savannah should be to the Savannah Visitor Center and Museum which are in the old train station. There are some very helpful people there and the museum is wonderful display of Savannah’s history. … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, Georgia, October
Tagged Churches, Johnny Mercer, Old Savannah Tours, Savannah, Savannah Georgia, Trolly Tour
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Savannah GA
We left Williamsburg VA early Sunday morning and headed on down Interstate 95 for the next few days. Our drive was rather uneventful, but I did get a few pictures. Signs of the south are beginning to appear. The first … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, Georgia, October
Tagged Cotton Fields, Skidaway Island State Park, State Parks, Walmart Overnighting, Whirligigs
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Fort Monroe, Virginia
Our niece, Lyndsay, lives about an hour east of where we are so we went to meet her and her husband, Brett, for lunch in Hampton, Virginia, which was a half-way point. We enjoyed a good meal and conversation. Good … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, October, Virginia
Tagged Edgar Allan Poe, Fort Monroe, Jefferson Davis, Lighthouse, Old Point Comfort Lighthouse, Robert E Lee
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