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Birthplace of Kermit the Frog
I found out about this place in Leland, Mississippi when I was looking for potential stops on our trip. It sounded like a goofy, fun museum, and we decided to stop. It turned out be be an adventure of a … Continue reading
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Mobile Bay Ferry
The ferry travels between Fort Morgan on Mobile Point and Dauphin Island across the mouth of Mobile Bay. I found out about it last spring when I birded on Dauphin Island, and it was one of the “must hit” spots … Continue reading
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Fort Morgan State Historic Site
On Monday, we hung around our hotel for just about as long as we could stay in the room. We then drove west through Pensacola Beach and Pensacola, staying as close to the Gulf as we could. After checking into … Continue reading
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Flounder’s Chowder House
The dock in Pensacola Beach where we boarded the dolphin cruise was about 400 yards from Flounder’s Chowder House, which had been highly recommended by several people. We got a table that was under a roof but next to an … Continue reading
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Animal #81 — Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin
tursiops truncatus Gulf Islands National Seashore, Florida — Pensacola Bay Sunday, April 26, 2026 — 9:13 am We drove from Navarre Beach to Pensacola Beach on Sunday morning and boarded the catamaran operated by Jolly Dolphin cruises. The boat was … Continue reading
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