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Posts Tagged ‘Alabama’

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DeSoto Falls & Fall Foliage 10.25.09

DeSoto Falls, DeSoto State Park, and some fall foliage.

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USS Alabama Memorial Park 06.20.09

A walk around the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park in Mobile, Alabama.

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First New ZR1 Look In Person 04.11.09

First in person look at the new ZR1 at a dealership in Decatur, Alabama.

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Not Your Ordinary Straw 04.06.09

I took advantage of some more of my leave time at work last Wednesday-Friday to help do a new job and help complete a couple of others for my brother.  This had me spending all day Wednesday in Knoxville, TN, Thursday in Maiden, NC, and Friday in Hoover, AL.  So that was quite a bit [...]

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Fell In Love With This Car Yesterday 03.23.09

On our way back from Decatur, Alabama yesterday evening, we came across a Chevrolet dealership that had numerous Corvettes.  Among them, this beauty, a Velocity Yellow Z06 and a red one just like it sitting beside it.  It’s a 2009 model, and is the first one I’ve seen in person with the new wheel style.  [...]

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Phenix City Tomorrow 01.03.09

Tearing out in the morning about 7 or 8am for a 3 hour drive to Phenix City, Alabama.  My brother and I have another job to do for our oldest brother while he is out of town on a trip.  We actually went there on the 1st to do it, but there were alot of other [...]

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Downtown Montgomery 12.13.08

A brief walk around the Alabama State Capitol Building and Martin Luther King’s Church.

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