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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismApr 7th, 2012 | no responseswww.fitnesshotspots.com Back Exercise - Pullups @ The Alabama Tourist Station
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismFeb 11th, 2012 | no responsesISP Sports & The Resort Collection of Panama City Beach team up to give you the opportunity to support your school when you stay in Panama City Beach.
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 16th, 2011 | no responsesAm nächsten Morgen fahren wir nach Mexican Hat, ein ehemaliges Goldgräberlager, das seinen Namen durch das Steinmonument, den sog. Mexican Hat erlangt hat. Anschliessend fahren wir weiter durch das Valley of the Gods, wo ein Grossteil des Films Thelma und Louise gedreht wurde. Wir überqueren den Colorado River, wo dieser in den Lake Powell mündet. Der Lake Powell hat eine Küste von über 3150 km Länge, was mehr ist, als die gesamte Pazifikküste der USA! Wir fahren entlang der Südspitze des Capitol Reef National Parks und cruisen weiter über den Devils Backbone, bevor wir unser heutiges Ziel den Bryce Canyon erreichen. Bryce Canyon - ist trotz seines Namens kein Canyon im eigentlichen Sinne, sondern stellt ein natürliches Amphitheater dar. Der Bryce Canyon entstand durch Erosion an der östlichen Seite des Paunsaugunt-Plateaus. Er unterscheidet sich von anderen Canyons durch seine einzigartigen geologischen Strukturen, die Hoodoos, welche durch Wind, Wasser und Eis aus den Sedimenten geformt werden. Die roten, orangefarbenen und weissen Sedimente bieten einmalige Aussichten. Der Park wurde um 1850 von weissen Siedlern besiedelt und erhielt seinen Namen von Ebenezer Bryce, der sich um 1875 dort niederliess. Der Nationalpark wurde 1924 zum National Monument und 1928 zum National Park erklärt.
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 15th, 2011 | no responsesThe Beach Club Tour powered by MyFavoriteAgent.com LLC. Located on Fort Morgan peninsula in Gulf Shores, Alabama. Condos and Homes available starting at $300000. You may reach us by phone at 251-210-7123.
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 13th, 2011 | no responsesAmerica's Best Inn & Suites Foley, Alabama wants you to have a fun holiday season. Come join us and see all of the decorations while you are here. Fun for all ages awaits you in Foley and we want to be your lodging choice for all of your holiday fun! Call today and let our friendly staff book you a room (s) for the holiday season.
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 12th, 2011 | no responsesWelcome to Alabama's Ghost Trail!
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 11th, 2011 | no responses
The Alabama Gulf Coast Area Chamber of Commerce, 2010.
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 9th, 2011 | no responseswww.bamabbqtrail.com From SBTV.com The Alabama Barbecue Association is helping the states tourism industry throw a giant barbeque this week for state officials to showcase the culinary history and great travel destinations throughout the state. These are shots from one of the states iconic barbeque restaurants, Dreamland. The land of Dixie is home to the Alabama Barbecue Trail, with competitions in nine cities to generate tourism.
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 8th, 2011 | no responseswww.AlabamaBeautiful.com - Alabama Vacation video
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 8th, 2011 | no responsesIn celebration of 2010 Alabama Tourism Department Year of Downtowns and Small Towns, Pope's Tavern will be celebrating Frontier Days during the first weend in June 2010.
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 6th, 2011 | no responsesThe Hampton Inn & Suites Florence-Downtown property and area tour.
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 4th, 2011 | no responsesDemopolis, Alabama - A Walk in Town Demopolis, the "City of the People", was founded by a group of French expatriates, many of whom came to the United States after fleeing a slave rebellion on the sugar plantations of Haiti. Arriving first in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, they petitioned the US Congress to sell them property and received permission to buy four townships at $2 per acre with the provision that they cultivate grape vines and olive trees. Demopolis is a living museum. Representations of the town's history are attractions such as White Bluff, the Demopolis Historic Business District, Demopolis Town Square, Gaineswood, Lyon Hall, Ash Cottage, the Curtis House, the Glover Mausoleum, and the Foscue-Whitfield House. This video of part of a series of videos featuring the area of Demopolis, Alabama. You can see other Demopolis videos at the following links: Demopolis Alabama -- Bluff Hall www.youtube.com Demopolis Alabama -- Confederate Park www.youtube.com Demopolis Alabama -- A Ride in Town www.youtube.com Demopolis Alabama -- Riverside Cemetery www.youtube.com Demopolis Alabama -- Historic Theater District www.youtube.com Demopolis Alabama -- A Walk in Town www.youtube.com Demopolis Alabama -- White Bluff Park www.youtube.com Demopolis Alabama -- Whitfield Canal www.youtube.com For more info on Demopolis, Alabama go to www.FreeTravelWithUs.com Visit www.FreeTravelWithUs.com for more travel locations. Please email us at FrankieD@FreeTravelWithUs.com with any helpful ...
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 4th, 2011 | no responsesDemopolis, Alabama - A Ride in Town Demopolis, the "City of the People", was founded by a group of French expatriates, many of whom came to the United States after fleeing a slave rebellion on the sugar plantations of Haiti. Arriving first in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, they petitioned the US Congress to sell them property and received permission to buy four townships at $2 per acre with the provision that they cultivate grape vines and olive trees. Demopolis is a living museum. Representations of the town's history are attractions such as White Bluff, the Demopolis Historic Business District, Demopolis Town Square, Gaineswood, Lyon Hall, Ash Cottage, the Curtis House, the Glover Mausoleum, and the Foscue-Whitfield House. This video of part of a series of videos featuring the area of Demopolis, Alabama. You can see other Demopolis videos at the following links: Demopolis Alabama -- Bluff Hall www.youtube.com Demopolis Alabama -- Confederate Park www.youtube.com Demopolis Alabama -- A Ride in Town www.youtube.com Demopolis Alabama -- Riverside Cemetery www.youtube.com Demopolis Alabama -- Historic Theater District www.youtube.com Demopolis Alabama -- A Walk in Town www.youtube.com Demopolis Alabama -- White Bluff Park www.youtube.com Demopolis Alabama -- Whitfield Canal www.youtube.com For more info on Demopolis, Alabama go to www.freetravelwithus.com Visit www.FreeTravelWithUs.com for more travel locations. Please email us at FrankieD@FreeTravelWithUs.com with any helpful ...
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 4th, 2011 | no responsesBayou La Batre, Alabama - A Ride Through Town Taking a trip through the streets of Bayou La Batre Alabama is a fantastic way to relax and enjoy the sights of the coast. Nestled along the peaceful shores of the Mississippi Sound on the Gulf of Mexico, the small, picturesque city of Bayou La Batre is a community richly steeped in Southern tradition and heritage with a unique French flair. But, perhaps most important, is the fact that Bayou La Batre is known as the Seafood Capital of Alabama. Which means that not only is it an outstanding place to eat, but also to fish. For more information on Bayou La Batre, 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 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 responsesA slide presentation of Alabama.
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 3rd, 2011 | no responseschewaka state park auburn alabama. For more information on the Auburn, 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 FestivalsOct 2nd, 2011 | no responsesMy Grandparents chose to love each other when they met as teenagers, and then, they chose to love each other every part of every day, through the Great Depression, through absence during war, child rearing, work, illnesses... Life. Finding TRUE love? They met... And That was it. Again, the true love part was a daily choice whether either was as attractive or as exciting as the day they met. True love depends on each person, not just the one you find or the one that finds you. In other words, Love is a Choice, because we are not 110% lovable 24 hours a day. True love is when each person sees that real life is not like a romance movie script True love is accepting the fact of real life, which brings creative challenges that, with the choice to love, can increase attraction. Popular novels, songs, shows, movies... Each have scripts that are no doubt, inspired. The talented people that write and act, the hundreds or thousands of people that are the list of credits at the end of a movie - from the accountants to the doctors to the musicians and screenwriters - They work on projects that, as finished masterpieces, may often have coincidental similarities to your definition of romance and the most often undefined and over-used phrase... "true love" Again, the credits behind movies, books, shows and songs... include a lot of people. Why, because such productions are intentionally crafted to touch our deepest self. So, they are edited for perfection, music and effects and colors ...
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 2nd, 2011 | no responsesGreenville, Alabama -- A Walk in Town Greenville, know as the Camellia City, is the county seat of Butler County, Alabama. At the 2000 census, the population was 7228. The town lies between Montgomery and Mobile, Alabama, along the area of Interstate 65 known as the "Lost Highway" in honor of Country Singer Hank Williams, Sr. Greenville was first settled in 1819. Immigrants named it Greenville due to the forests of oak trees that reminded them of their former home in Greenville, South Carolina. Greenville's original name was Buttsville. After becoming the county seat in 1822, its name was changed to Greenville, in remembrance of the former locale in South Carolina of many of the original settlers. The first county seat was at Fort Dale, a fortification that was named for Sam Dale, who fought to defend the area during the Creek Indian War. This video is one of a series of three: Greenville -- A Walk in Town Greenville -- A Drive in Town www.youtube.com Greenville -- The Train Depot If you are interested in learning more about the Greenville, Alabama area go to: 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 2nd, 2011 | no responsesSycamore, Alabama - A Ride in Town Sycamore is a small community just north of Sylacauga Alabama in Talladega County. The Town was established in 1876. It lies just off Alabama Highway 21. 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 2nd, 2011 | no responsesWhat's the best place for a Gulf Coast vacation? Is it the great outdoors of Mississippi? The fresh seafood and fun of Louisiana? Maybe it's sugar-white beaches of Florida! Or the beautiful shoreline of Alabama. We may never agree on where the best place is, but there's one thing that we can all agree on: wherever you vacation on the Gulf Coast, you're sure to have a great time! Great seafood. Beautiful beaches. Fun for the whole family. The Gulf is the world's good-time headquarters, and it's 100% open for business, 100% open for fun.
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 1st, 2011 | no responses
Greenville, Alabama - A Drive in Town Greenville, know as the Camellia City, is the county seat of Butler County, Alabama. At the 2000 census, the population was 7228. The town lies between Montgomery and Mobile, Alabama, along the area of Interstate 65 known as the "Lost Highway" in honor of Country Singer Hank Williams, Sr. Greenville was first settled in 1819. Immigrants named it Greenville due to the forests of oak trees that reminded them of their former home in Greenville, South Carolina. Greenville's original name was Buttsville. After becoming the county seat in 1822, its name was changed to Greenville, in remembrance of the former locale in South Carolina of many of the original settlers. The first county seat was at Fort Dale, a fortification that was named for Sam Dale, who fought to defend the area during the Creek Indian War. This video is one of a series of three: Greenville -- A Walk in Town (to be posted in a few days) Greenville -- A Drive in Town www.youtube.com Greenville -- The Train Depot (to be posted in a few days) If you are interested in learning more about the Greenville, Alabama area go to: 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 1st, 2011 | no responsesTuskegee Alabama - A Drive in Town. Tuskegee is a city in Macon County, Alabama. At the 2000 census the population was 11846 and is designated a Micropolitan Statistical Area. Tuskegee has been an important site in various stages of African American history. The name Tuskegee means "Warrior" in the Muskhogean dialect of the Creek language. It was the name of at least two Indian tribes, one living in central Alabama and the other in Tennessee. Tuskegee was the home of the Taskigis, Channuanugee, Chehaws and Tallassee Indian tribes. Tuskegee was founded and laid out in 1833 by General Thomas Simpson Woodward who fought in the Indian Wars under Andrew Jackson. It was probably named after an Indian tribe, the Taskigis, living in this section. General Woodward built the first home in town. It was partially destroyed by fire and rebuilt by Mr. William Campbell. The first home on the square was built by Mr. James Dent. This video is part of a three series set documenting our travel to Tuskegee, Alabama. Tuskegee Alabama - A Drive in Town www.youtube.com Tuskegee Alabama - A Walk in Town www.youtube.com Tuskegee University -- A Drive on Campus www.youtube.com If you are interested in learning more about the Tuskegee, Alabama area go to: 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 ...
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismOct 1st, 2011 | no responsesUriah Alabama - King Garrett Criswell Plantation Uriah, Alabama is located in Monroe County near Monroeville. Uriah was named after one of its founding fathers, James Uriah Blacksher. Uriah is home to an annual festival called The Cotton Patch Festival. Various talents and arts and crafts are showcased during the festival each May. Uriah is also home to an historic structure called King-Criswell Plantation House. The Plantation was built in the late 1850's by William 'Doc' King, nephew of William Rufus DeVane King the 13th Vice President of the United States. Ifyou would like more information on the Uriah, Alabama area go to: www.freetravelwithus.com If you would like more information on the nearby 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 tourismOct 1st, 2011 | no responsesMonroeville Alabama -- A Walk Downtown 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 tourismOct 1st, 2011 | no responsesStockton Alabama - A Drive in Town Stockton is located at the intersection of Alabama Highways 59 and 225 in northern Baldwin County. A county created by the Mississippi Territorial Legislature on December 21, 1809. In its earliest history, Stockton was the site of the ancient tow of "Tensa" Indians, evidenced by the many artificial mounds of earth and other ruins found here. During that period of Stockton's history, this area was known as the "Tensa" country. Ifyou would like more information on the Stockton, 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 responsesTuskegee, Alabama - A Walk in Town. Tuskegee is a city in Macon County, Alabama. At the 2000 census the population was 11846 and is designated a Micropolitan Statistical Area. Tuskegee has been an important site in various stages of African American history. The name Tuskegee means "Warrior" in the Muskhogean dialect of the Creek language. It was the name of at least two Indian tribes, one living in central Alabama and the other in Tennessee. Tuskegee was the home of the Taskigis, Channuanugee, Chehaws and Tallassee Indian tribes. Tuskegee was founded and laid out in 1833 by General Thomas Simpson Woodward who fought in the Indian Wars under Andrew Jackson. It was probably named after an Indian tribe, the Taskigis, living in this section. General Woodward built the first home in town. It was partially destroyed by fire and rebuilt by Mr. William Campbell. The first home on the square was built by Mr. James Dent. This video is part of a three series set documenting our travel to Tuskegee, Alabama. Tuskegee Alabama - A Drive in Town www.youtube.com Tuskegee Alabama - A Walk in Town www.youtube.com Tuskegee University -- A Drive on Campus www.youtube.com If you are interested in learning more about the Tuskegee, Alabama area go to: 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 ...
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismSep 30th, 2011 | no responsesLincoln, Alabama - A Drive in Town Lincoln, Alabama is located on US Highway 78 between Birmingham, Alabama and Atlanta, Georgia. It was named for Major General Benjamin Lincoln, who served as second in command of the American Army during the Revolutionary War. Over the past few years the face of Lincoln has changed dramatically. The town is making major efforts to restore its historic "old town district". Lincoln is home to a major Honda manufacturing plant, employing over 4000 people. The famed Talladega Superspeedway race track is located just outside the city. Ifyou would like more information on Lincoln, Alabama 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 responseswww.foleyabis.com From all of us to all of you......thanks for the memories of a season to remember. With the deepest appreciation America's Best Inn & Suites Foley, Al would like to thank you for making this a great season for us. We are always just a phone call away. Come and see us again! What are you waiting for? Visit http
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismSep 30th, 2011 | no responsesGeorgiana Alabama - A Drive in Town Georgiana, a town of 1737 according to the 2000 census, lies to the east of a section of Interstate 65 known as the "Lost Highway" in honor of country singer, Hank Williams, Sr. If you like gospel music, as I do, you might want to check out Georgiana. The town is famous for its fantastic gospel music events. I was reminded of this when I saw a sign on the side of the theatre. Hank Williams, Sr's childhood home is now a museum in Georgiana. Ifyou would like more information on the Georgiana, 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 responsesFlowers at the Jackson County Park, Scottsboro Al. Honoring the work of Master Gardner Vernon Bush. 2 years after the spring storm of 2009, Thank you Vernon for the beauty you have brought to our community. Photography by Garry Morgan, Music courtesy of Windows Media Movie Maker, OAM Blues - Aaron Goldberg. April 17, 2011
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Posted by Allie in Alabama tourismSep 30th, 2011 | no responsesMontgomery Alabama - A Drive in Town Montgomery is the capital and second most populous city in Alabama, and is the county seat of Montgomery County. It is located southeast of the center of the state, in the Gulf Coastal Plain. The city population was 201568 as of the 2000 Census. The city was incorporated in 1819, as a merger of two towns situated along the Alabama River. It became the state capital in 1846 when the capital was moved from Tuscaloosa. In February 1861, Montgomery was selected as the first capital of the Confederate States of America, until the seat of government moved to Richmond, Virginia in May of that year. During the mid-20th century, Montgomery was a primary site in the African-American Civil Rights Movement, including the Montgomery Bus Boycott and the Selma to Montgomery marches. Ifyou would like more information on Montgomery, Alabama 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 29th, 2011 | no responsesTalladega, Alabama - A Drive Through Town Talladega, Alabama is located in the northeast central part of Alabama, approximately 50 miles east of Birmingham. The city of Talladega was incorporated in 1835, just two years after the creation of Talladega County. The Creek village Talatigi was located near the site before white settlement. As settlers began to move into the area, the name gradually evolved into Talladega (pronounced "Talla DE ga" unless you are an out of state race car fan and it is then pronounced "Talla DA ga"). Talladega has always been the county seat of Talladega County. It is home to one of the nation's most comprehensive educational programs for the deaf and blind, the Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind, as well as, Alabama's oldest private historically black liberal arts college, Talladega College. Talladega also has the Talladega Superspeedway and the Logan Martin Lake/Dam. 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 ...
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