Joy, there's plenty of us here in Colorado. I'm in Durango, in the sw
corner, kind of out of the way, but that just makes it better. While
in Texas, or on your way out, you can check out Big Bend National
Park. It's pretty amazing. Don't forget the Texas Hill Country. If you
need a spot in that area, I have friends with property on the Blanco
River, and in the Wimberly area,  who would be happy to give you a
beautiful little camping spot. Just say the word and I will set you
up. The same goes for the Durango area, of course.
Happy Trails!!
Miguel

'In heaven all the interesting people are missing.'
  - Friedrich Nietzsche

On Wed, Jan 6, 2010 at 4:17 PM, Aristotle Sagan
<killer.jupiter@gmail.com> wrote:
> Don't know much about inland deep south, but....
>
> Papa George's, US 90 in Mobile. Large crab claws, odd characters, and
> a ton of charm.
> Dauphin Island - Bird sanctuary swamp, and an Estuarium.
> Bayou La Batre - Home of Forest Gump
> Biloxi  -Beauvior, Jefferson Davis Home (stunning)
> Bay St. Louis - Pass Christian - Beautiful houses you will never see (Katrina).
>
> Slidell Louisiana  - Honey Island Swamp Tours (home of 15 foot
> alligators you don't want to meet in a kayak,
>
> New Orleans, WW2 Museum, a couple days worth.
>
> NW of New Orleans are a number of Plantation Houses that are worth
> exploring. Maidwood was beutiful, Oak Alley impressive, and Laura is
> an exquisite exaple of Creole Architecture and life.
>
>  tim in san jose
>
> On Wed, Jan 6, 2010 at 2:27 PM, george jannini <georgejoann@gmail.com> wrote:
>>  Do you have an intended route yet, Joy?  We're in Atlanta, "Intown".
>>
>>  When/if we have a chance to head out west in January, we like to
>> head down to Mobile and follow US90 along the Gulf Coast.  Mmmm,
>> oyster po-boys...
>>
>> George, Jo & Ollie
>>
>
>
>
> --
> Where ever you are, there you be. Unless you're driving my van, in
> which case, you ain't got there yet.
>