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Carnivorous Plants Surround The Boardwalk At This Wonderfully Strange Alabama Bog
There’s a bog in Foley, Alabama where the plants have decided that photosynthesis alone simply isn’t going to cut it, and honestly, good for them. The Weeks Bay Pitcher Plant Bog and Kurt G. Wintermeyer Nature Trail is the kind of place that makes you genuinely reconsider everything you thought you knew about what Alabama has to offer.
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Meet Rusty, Mobile SPCA’s Pet of the Week
MOBILE COUNTY, Ala. (WKRG) — Our Pet of the Week is a poodle-terrier breed named Rusty. Rusty is 8 months old and was surrendered to the Mobile SPCA. His owners were in the middle of a move and unable to care for him. He came in needing to be groomed, but now he’s ready to […]
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Wood Paneling, Red Booths And Thick Burgers Make The Brick Pit’s Neighbor Irrelevant At Mobile’s Callaghan’s
Some places in Mobile chase trends, and some just keep doing their thing year after year. One little corner pub in a historic neighborhood has been doing its thing for about 80 years, and people still line up for it. The burgers are big enough that half often goes home...
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7 cafeteria dishes families lined up for at Luby's, Piccadilly and Morrison's after church
The tray went down the steel rails, and the line moved slow enough that you could think. Most of the lines started with the salads. Piccadilly spread from Louisiana into Texas and across the Southeast. Morrison's was the one families in Alabama, Georgia and Florida knew best. The big crowd at all three was Sunday lunch after church, families in their good clothes lined up with trays. The dessert case was always in sight before you got your entrée.
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Anglers tag and release 172 fish at Tag Alabama Pro-Am tournament
MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - The annual two-day Tag Alabama Pro-Am Fishing Tournament wrapped up Monday at the Delta and Bay Conservation Center at Five Rivers. The event pairs some of the area’s top fishing guides with amateur volunteer fishermen. The fish that are caught are tagged and released so information can be gathered about the species and their movements.