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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismDec 7th, 2011 | no responsesSeabreeze is located for spectacular views of the Gulf of Mexico. The screened porches offer the unique opportunity to sit alongside your family and friends and soak in the warm breeze of Alabama's Gulf Coast.
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 15th, 2011 | no responses
21 looking at downtown birmingham from interstate
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 13th, 2011 | no responses
Warnemünde - Urlaubsparadies am "Alten Strom"
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 12th, 2011 | no responsesWater, water everywhere...its what defines Guntersville, and makes it a special place to live, to work, to play. This brief video highlights details of this beautiful southern city located on 69000 acre Lake Guntersville.
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 11th, 2011 | no responsesWelcome to Alabama's Ghost Trail!
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 11th, 2011 | no responses
Welcome to Alabama's Ghost Trail
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 10th, 2011 | no responsesThe first ever "Gadsden Reads Parrot Head Parade" kicked off the FIRST FRIDAY celebration in Downtown Gadsden on April 1st, 2011. If you look close you will spot Kay Moore (Downtown Gadsden, INC), Bobby Welch (Mary G. Harden Center for Cultural Arts), and Hugh Stump (Etowah County Tourism Director). Fun Fun Fun
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 10th, 2011 | no responsesWarnemünde - Urlaubsparadies am "Alten Strom"
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 9th, 2011 | no responses
Welcome to Alabama's Ghost Trail! An exclusive interview with author Donal Stone about his ghostly experience and story.
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 9th, 2011 | no responses
Welcome to Alabama's Ghost Trail!
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 9th, 2011 | no responsesWelcome to Alabama's Ghost Trail!
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 9th, 2011 | no responsesStep inside Harrison Brothers hardware store in Huntsville, Alabama. It's the oldest, continuously operating hardware store in the state. From a 107 year old cash register still in use to wooden teeth....Harrison Brothers has many unusual items.
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 9th, 2011 | no responsesWelcome to Alabama's Ghost Trail! A ghostly tale about a mysterious scream late one night in an 1827 antebellum home located in the heart of the Black Belt. Check out the menu and dining hours of this haunted restaurant at www.wilcoxwebworks.com
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 9th, 2011 | no responses
Montana is calm and peaceful. What is there is to be upset about when you are surrounded by beautiful lakes and mountains? (Check out Alabama and Arkansas's kid.)
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 8th, 2011 | no responses22 downtown birmingham on interstate
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 8th, 2011 | no responsesLewis Smith Lake, Cullman/Winston/Walker counties, AL
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 7th, 2011 | no responses
America's Best Inn & Suites-Foley, Al wants to thank all military service men and women, including their families, for all that they do. During this holiday season we want to say Thank You and Be Safe.....
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 7th, 2011 | no responsesThis April is the one year anniversary of the BP Oil Spill. Despite how quiet things have been in the media, the Gulf Coast is still suffering the effects of months of crude oil and dispersants. When we investigated in October it was apparent that not only is the ecology still distressed, but so are the people, as they rely heavily the marine and coastal environments. You are invited to travel to the Gulf Coast to support the Ocean Foundation in restoring marine habitats. We will also take you on an exploration of the local ecology and culture and invite you to talk to people affected directly by the disaster to learn about the inextricable links between people and their environment. www.elevatedestinations.com
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 5th, 2011 | no responsesYou could stay in this waterfront vacation rental home on Guntersville Lake in North Alabama. It is has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a nice large patio. For more information visit www.guntersvillegetaway.com.
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 5th, 2011 | no responsesCheaha Mountain, often called Mount Cheaha, is the highest point in Alabama, 2407 feet high and is located a few miles north-west of Delta in scenic Cheaha State Park. Its largest lake is Lake Chinnabee. The highest point is marked with a USGS marker in front of Bunker Tower, a stone Civilian Conservation Corps building with an observation deck on top. Cheaha Mountain is part of the Talladega Mountains, a final southern segment of the Blue Ridge unlike other elevations of the Appalachians in north Alabama, which are part of the Cumberland Plateau. The Cheaha State Park was first opened to the public in 1933, after the state acquired the property for the 2799-acre park. Although it was open, the first six years saw a joint effort by the state and the National Park System that allowed for construction by the Civilian Conservation Corps of Cheaha Lake and its stone bath house, eleven stone cabins, two stone pavilions, Bunker Tower, and the Bald Rock Group Lodge. This is a five part series. Each part can be found at the following locations: Cheaha Mountain Drive to the Top www.youtube.com Cheaha Mountain at the Top www.youtube.com Cheaha Mountain Tower Walking www.youtube.com Cheaha Mountain Lake Cheaha www.youtube.com Cheaha Mountain Lake Chinnabee www.youtube.com For additional information on Cheaha Mountain and Cheaha State Park go to www.FreeTravelWithUs.com Visit www.FreeTravelWithUs.com formore travel locations. Please email us at FrankieD@FreeTravelWithUs.com with any ...
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 5th, 2011 | no responsesUploaded by BPplc on Aug 23, 2011 What's the best part about a Gulf Coast vacation? Is it the great outdoors of Mississippi? The fresh seafood in Louisiana? The pristine beaches of Florida? Maybe it's the beauty of Alabama. The Gulf Coast means something different and something special for each of us. But, there's one thing that we can all agree on: the Gulf Coast is the world's good-time headquarters and its #1 vacation spot. There. We're glad we settled that.
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 5th, 2011 | no responses
Welcome to lovely Fairhope, Alabama. This jewel of the Eastern Shore offers much for everyone. Picturesque downtown allows you to experience wonderful food, culture and a variety unique shops. Various parks and recreation areas keep nature and outdoor activities readily available. Contact RE/MAX By the Bay in Daphne for all your real estate needs in Fairhope.
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 5th, 2011 | no responsesbest nature scenes from while driving the car on the high way beautiful nature THIS WAS SHOT IN CANADA IN THE BEAUTIFUL PLACE TORONTO NEAR CN TOWER AND NIAGRA FALLS
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 5th, 2011 | no responses
Fort Mims was a rough log stockade hastily constructed in 1813 around the home of Samuel Mims, an early settler of Baldwin County, Alabama. You can find this five-acre site seven miles west of Tensaw on County Road 80 off Alabama Hwy 59. On August 30, 1813, a force of about 700 Creek Indians destroyed Fort Mims, killing 250 defenders and taking at least 100 captives, in the first major battle of the Creek War. For more information of the Massacre at Fort Mims go to www.freetravelwithus.com Visit www.FreeTravelWithUs.com formore travel locations. Please email us at FrankieD@FreeTravelWithUs.com with any helpful suggestions on how we can do a better job documenting our travels and getting the word out about our website. Thanks!
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 3rd, 2011 | no responsesWaldo Covered Bridge in Waldo, Alabama The Waldo Covered Bridge, also known as the Riddle Mill Covered Bridge, is a privately owned wood & metal combination style covered bridge that spans Talladega Creek in Talladega County, Alabama. Built in 1858, the 115-foot bridge is a combination of Howe truss and Queen-post truss construction over a single span. The Waldo Covered Bridge is one of five existing covered bridges in Alabama built before 1950 not listed on the National Register of Historic Places and the only one left unmaintained. It is the second oldest surviving covered bridge in the state. This video of part of a series of videos featuring the area of Talladega, Alabama. You can see other Talladega videos at the following links: Talladega Alabama -- Jemison Carnegie Heritage Hall www.youtube.com Talladega Alabama -- Waldo Covered Bridge www.youtube.com Talladega Alabama -- A Drive Through Town www.youtube.com Talladega Alabama -- A Walk Through Town www.youtube.com Talladega Alabama -- Davey Allison www.youtube.com Talladega Alabama -- Logan Martin Dam www.youtube.com Talladega Alabama -- Old L&N Train Depot www.youtube.com Talladega Alabama -- Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind www.youtube.com For more info on bridge go to www.FreeTravelWithUs.com Visit www.FreeTravelWithUs.com for more travel locations. Please email us at FrankieD@FreeTravelWithUs.com with any helpful suggestions on how we can do a better job documenting our travels and getting the word out ...
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 1st, 2011 | no responsesWhat's the best part about a Gulf Coast vacation? Is it the great outdoors of Mississippi? The fresh seafood in Louisiana? The pristine beaches of Florida? Maybe it's the beauty of Alabama. The Gulf Coast means something different and something special for each of us. But, there's one thing that we can all agree on: the Gulf Coast is the world's good-time headquarters and its #1 vacation spot. There. We're glad we settled that.
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Posted by Allie in Alabama FestivalsSep 30th, 2011 | no responses
A Country Boy Can Survive,Live, June 1983, near San Bernardino, California. This was the 4-day music festival organized by Apple Computer pioneer Steve Wozniak, aka, "Woz"! Rare stuff -- hope you enjoy!
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismSep 30th, 2011 | no responses
Monroeville Alabama -- A Drive Around the Square Monroeville is the county seat for Monroe County, Alabama. Monroe County was founded in 1815 on lands ceded by local Native American tribes. Monroeville, once known as Centerville, was renamed for James Monroe and incorporated on April 15, 1899. However, there is record of the first municipal election being held January 23, 1858 to incorporate the town of Monroeville with a 14 to 0 vote in favor of incorporation. Monroeville is best known as the home of two highly successful writers: Pulitzer prize-winning Harper Lee, an author most famous for her novel To Kill A Mockingbird, and world-renowned author and popular-culture icon Truman Capote. Mark Childress, novelist, and Cynthia Tucker, syndicated columnist and winner of the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for Commentary, were also born in Monroeville. Ifyou would like more information on the Monroeville, Alabama area go to: www.freetravelwithus.com Visit www.FreeTravelWithUs.com for more travel locations. Please email us at FrankieD@FreeTravelWithUs.com with any helpful suggestions on how we can do a better job documenting our travels and getting the word out about our website. Thanks!
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismSep 30th, 2011 | no responses
USS Drum Touring Inside USS Drum (SS-228) is a Gato-class submarine of the United States Navy, the first Navy ship named after the drum, any of various types of fish capable of making a drumming sound. Drum is presently on display as a museum ship at the Battleship Memorial Park in Mobile, Alabama. Drum was laid down on 11 September 1940 at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Kittery, Maine. She was launched on 12 May 1941 and commissioned on 1 November 1941, Commander Robert H. Rice in command. According to materials obtained at the submarine, Drum was the twelfth of the Gato class but was the first completed and the first to enter combat in World War II. She is the oldest still in existence. This video is part of a four part series: Battleship Memorial Park - USS Alabama -- Walking in the Park www.youtube.com USS Alabama -- Walking the Deck www.youtube.com USS Alabama -- Touring Inside www.youtube.com USS Drum - Touring Inside www.youtube.com If you are interested in more information about the USS Drum or the Mobile, Alabama area go to: www.freetravelwithus.com Visit www.FreeTravelWithUs.com formore travel locations. Please email us at FrankieD@FreeTravelWithUs.com with any helpful suggestions on how we can do a better job documenting our travels and getting the word out about our website. Thanks!
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Posted by Allie in Alabama FestivalsSep 30th, 2011 | no responsesThe Auburn University Symphonic Band performs the Overture to "Phedre" at the 2008 Alabama All-State Band Festival.
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismSep 30th, 2011 | no responsesUSS Alabama (BB-60), a South Dakota-class battleship, was the sixth completed ship named Alabama of the United States Navy. However she was only the third commissioned ship with that name. Alabama was commissioned in 1942 (a few months after Pearl Harbor) and served in World War II in the Atlantic and Pacific theaters. She was decommissioned in 1947 and assigned to the reserve duty. In 1964, a campaign was launched to bring the "Mighty A" home to Alabama as a memorial to the state's sons and daughters who had served in the armed forces. Alabama school children raised almost $100000 in mostly nickels, dimes, and quarters to help bring her home to her final resting place. I remember them coming through our school to collect money. Every school kid that contributed received a free pass to the park. It took me a long time to use my pass, but it was well worth the wait! The USS Alabama is docked at the Battleship Memorial Park in Mobile, Alabama. This video is part of a four part series: Battleship Memorial Park - USS Alabama -- Walking in the Park www.youtube.com USS Alabama -- Walking the Deck www.youtube.com USS Alabama -- Touring Inside www.youtube.com USS Drum - Touring Inside www.youtube.com If you are interested in more information about the USS Alabama or the Mobile, Alabama go to: www.FreeTravelWithUs.com Visit www.FreeTravelWithUs.com formore travel locations. Please email us at FrankieD@FreeTravelWithUs.com with any helpful suggestions on how we can do a better job ...
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismSep 29th, 2011 | no responsesMeet Steve Jones, a longtime resident of Gulf Shores, Alabama, and one of the greatest stewards of the area's beautiful coastline. Each morning, almost without fail, Steve heads to the public beaches before sunrise to capture images of the sand and surf as they actually are each day. Join him on a photographic excursion and tell us — what are your favorite Gulf spots to photograph?
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Posted by Allie in Alabama FestivalsSep 29th, 2011 | no responses
All Hands led by The Johnson Girls (Maggie Bye, Joy Bennett, Alison Kelley-Kraan, Deirdre Murtha and Bonnie Milner) performing at the 2004 Chicago Maritime Festival held February 28, 2004 at The Chicago Historical Society
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Posted by Allie in Alabama FestivalsSep 29th, 2011 | no responsesAll Hands led by The Johnson Girls (Maggie Bye, Joy Bennett, Alison Kelley-Kraan, Deirdre Murtha and Bonnie Milner) performing at the 2004 Chicago Maritime Festival held February 28, 2004 at The Chicago Historical Society
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismSep 23rd, 2011 | no responses
Uploaded by BPplc on Aug 23, 2011 What's the best part about a Gulf Coast vacation? Is it the great outdoors of Mississippi? The fresh seafood in Louisiana? The pristine beaches of Florida? Maybe it's the beauty of Alabama. The Gulf Coast means something different and something special for each of us. But, there's one thing that we can all agree on: the Gulf Coast is the world's good-time headquarters and its #1 vacation spot. There. We're glad we settled that.
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