Sometimes on our trips, Sweetums and I end up with photos that don’t require a full story or even an explanation. Sometimes there is no explanation. I rounded up a few that don't really fit into a category. Hope you enjoy them! Marble Alabama welcome sign placed on Alabama 411 in 1942 at the Georgia… Continue reading 23 fun, weird and random road-trip photos
Category: (ODD)yssey
Weird, wonderful, quirky and over-sized roadside attractions found on my journeys.
When we visited the home of gunslingers Belle Starr & the Dalton Gang
What kind of honeymoon is it if you don’t visit the homes of Old West outlaws, as well as an authentic marshal’s office? Actually, Sweetums and I never intended to visit the homes of Belle Starr and the Dalton Gang; as with many of our discoveries, it just happened. We were traveling through Missouri… Continue reading When we visited the home of gunslingers Belle Starr & the Dalton Gang
Who is buried in 13 mysterious graves along the Natchez Trace Parkway?
A while back, Sweetums and I made a day trip to Tupelo, Miss., birthplace of Elvis Presley. I have lots of tips on things to see and do if you ever visit the city, but first I wanted to share photos of a mysterious place Sweetums and I found on the Natchez Trace, just outside… Continue reading Who is buried in 13 mysterious graves along the Natchez Trace Parkway?
The beautiful cast-iron fences of Maple Hill Cemetery
By KELLY KAZEK Anyone who follows me on AL.com or on my blog knows how much Sweetums and I love exploring old cemeteries. I love coming across beautiful funerary art and tombstones that tell interesting tales. But outside of those things, I am fascinated by the cast-iron in historic cemeteries. Cast-iron was used to create… Continue reading The beautiful cast-iron fences of Maple Hill Cemetery
Who remembers Panama City’s Goofy Golf?
Most of you have probably putted at Panama City’s Goofy Golf, one of the nation’s oldest and most recognizable mini golf courses. Like most kids, my brother Doofus (not his real name but it should be) and I played the course as children and had our pictures made with some of the iconic attractions, such… Continue reading Who remembers Panama City’s Goofy Golf?
