Whaler Gulf Shores
505 East Beach Blvd. Gulf Shores, Alabama, 36542, United States
Travel Blogs Nearby
Fun With Family in the Gulf
... lighthouse.
Supposed to be a good place for fish around there, but we didn't find any. Ike had one little nibble the entire day, and that was the extent of the fishing action. Oh well, you know what they say, "The worst day fishing is better than the best day working"!
Next day brings a traditional southern "shrimp boil" for the Saint's game at Richard and Julie's ...
Reflections
... food so off we went. We have returned home with a
suitcase full of wonderful memories and some new cooking skills and
recipes. Hope you enjoyed the blog. We had a blast!
Cheryl – The joy of the trip was
spending time with Leslie and Jean. We got along so well that each
new experience was enhanced by sharing it. Leslie's sneaking us into
the kitchen our last night in Praiano was a scream. Jean's
...
YOU WANNA SEE A BEAUTIFUL SUNSET...JUST WATCH
... ALLOWED TO DO SO. IT IS SO
BEAUTIFUL . GOD'S GLORY DOES SHINE FORTH
JUST A LITTLE BRIGHTER HERE ON THIS BEACH,
I LOVE THE ORANGE AND YELLOW COLORS OF
THE SUNSET WHICH TURNS INTO THE PINK AND
BLUE COLORS OF THE EVENING JUST BEFORE IT
GETS DARK OUT HERE. THERE ARE A LOT OF
BIRDS FLYING THIS TIME OF THE EVENING. I
GUESS RETURNING TO THEIR NESTS. WE HAVE
BEEN IN ...
THE DUNES... HOW MANY POOLS DID YOU SAY...
... TO SUGAR BEACH,LORD WILLING. MAYBE HERE, AGAIN, TOO BECAUSE IT WAS WONDERFUL, ALSO.
THE WEATHER WAS PERFECT... THE BEACH PERFECT... THE FOOD PERFECT, EXCEPT, ONE PLACE WHERE WE PAID OVER $25 FOR A LITTLE CRAB AND ONE (NIBBLET) CORN ON THE COB AND TWO LITTLE (OVER-COOKED) RED POTATOES THE SIZE OF PING PONG BALLS... NEVER, NEVER, AGAIN. I AM SO THANKFUL FOR ...
Sweet Home Alabama
Another night in a motel enroute to New Orleans.
This home wasn't that sweet really, rather dodgy on the whole but an ok place to rest the rump. And my final interaction with the receptionist left a rather bitter taste in my mouth.
Next morning when we checked out the same receptionist was still there. Being empathetic I asked how ...



