No idea but definitely a cool looking creature
That sucks. I hope you find some relief.
Have a safe trip brother. My daughter and her family down Gulf Shores way.
The Gulf Shores/Orange Beach area are less than an hour from home. Beautiful white sands and warm gulf waters. Gotten very crowded down there in the last 10 or so years built up a lot with condos and sports parks that host the young ones for tournaments.
Not much if a beach hound myself, but my kids love it. I like me some Mobile though. I believe it was Wintzells that had some kick ars seafood.
I think it was Loda Bier Garden that had some good brews.
Wintzell’s is vintage Mobile Gulf Coast seafood, fried or blackenedshrimp and fish, oysters on the half shell or fresh off the grill, Whole stuffed, baked, or fried flounder. Man I’m gettin hungry for some seafood! And yes LODA Biergarten downtown has quite a wide variety of good cold beers.
I think I ate all that at Wintzells.
Yikes. Need to go check muscadine vines. THANKS!The JBs are back!
Saw one the other day, couple yesterday.
Few this morning early
By lunchtime it was war!
Set out the traps
Got the bucket of soapy water, and went hunting.
Crafty suckers, touch the plant they roll off to the ground and hide.
Hold the pail of soapy water under them and they fall in, go quickly through the suds to the water.
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I just looked at the photo-darned if I didn't post up a tad of beetle porn going on.
I like me some frog legs too. Yum yum.
Used to go to Dauphin Island and get the shrimp straight from an old cinder block building just off the dock where they unloaded from the boats. The trick was to watch for the boats to head in then head for the dock. Of course even better than that was pulling your own net but then you had to do the sorting and picking.
Next time you get down that way if you like fried crab claws try out the Mariner on Dog river. A little off the beaten path but we’ll with the trek to get there
