Sweet Home Alabama

Road Trip

After an overnight Saturday at Shephard State Park in Gautier MS that included Mass at St Michael’s in Biloxi, we chose this KOA near Lillian AL as our home for two nights. Our T@B nestled in under wonderful old live oak trees here on the Lost Coast and we enjoyed a day off to do laundry and de-winterize the T@B. Actually we were a bit premature on that since the temperature dipped to 31F at 6AM this morning. Nonetheless we both appreciated a bit of down time. Now this morning we’ll continue our meandering ways. We’ll need to head east if we’re going to eventually head south for the promise of warmer weather!

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  1. Debi Ford
    Debi Ford on January 5, 2016 at 5:39 pm

    It was warmer here, but we still needed jackets to work in the garage. Stay warm and safe!

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