@@charleshandshaw85 Mississippi has a long history of people not liking people bcuz of the color of there skin and or there religion. And most of them don't wanna change that And there not going too!..dis is part of the problem that sets Mississippi back from progressing forward and that is one of reason's the State is hardly ever recognized on Anything!. When there's people like that, U get No love from outsiders.
Agreed. Very good narration about the architecture, some cool history, and of course the beach. INCREDIBLY clean in the downtown area, which surprised me a little. Nonetheless, great job on your part, and regarding your (and most guys') fascination with big trucks, your wife (and most wives) simply don't get it lol. Heck, as soon as I saw the truck, my imagination was thinking about how cool it would look to do a DIY RV build on that rig, so it's DEFINITELY a guy thing ;)
@@charleshandshaw85 Sometimes it's good for a place to "[get] no love." It preserves your place and keeps every Tom, D and Harry from New Yawk and California from moving in. Places like North Carolina have gotten a lot of love and now they are being inundated by out of state urban transplants. It's a shame.
I think this coastal area of Biloxi is one of the best kept secrets for living and retiring. Small towns stretch for miles all along the Mississippi Sound. Friendly people, low crime, very affordable (Especially for living on the water!). There is a boardwalk/sidewalk that stretches for prob 20 miles at least, and you have a water view the entire way. You can ride your bike or walk on it in complete safety and enjoy everything from fresh fish, shrimp and crab, (right off the boats) to snowcone stands. It’s really quite amazing when you factor all those things in together. Forget what you think you know or stereotypes from the past. The attitude in this modern Biloxi area is nothing like. People are friendly, the weather is warm and the food is good!!
This video makes me homesick. I lived in south Mississippi for 27 years before moving to the West coast. So beautiful and the people are so friendly there. People in the west coast aren't very friendly in comparison. And the food! I don't believe there are any bad restaurants in South MS. The economy in the 'Sip is hard to overcome though. I had to get out. I go back to visit every year. Thanks for a positive video of the beautiful gulf coast. People often tend to dwell on the negative when taking about MS, and they miss all the beauty and culture and resilience of the area.
The beach didn’t exist in the 1800’s, it is the longest man made beach in the world. It was constructed in the 1930’s as a Civilian Conservation Corps project.
@@JoeandNicsRoadTrip indeed. Years ago when I first went to the California beaches I was so let down lol. Not impressed to say the least! The Gulf coast is 100x nicer.
@@JoeandNicsRoadTrip yes, when you look at historical photos of Beauvoir, you see that the coastline went right up to the property line. You will also see that our coastline was not a beach at all but treed, marshy, and bayous like you find over in Ocean Springs. Gulf National Seashore is part of the national park system so it's protected, undeveloped, as the rest of our coastline once was.
Lived there for 9 years with three different tours at Keesler AFB. Was in Moss Point during Katrina. Always had a soft spot for Biloxi in my heart. Met my wife there and 5 of my 9 kids were born there. Katrina did chase us away though. Lived through 6 hurricanes there, just worn out on that front.
The first time I came to the coast was when my step-dad (Airforce) was stationed here when his tour on Okinawa was over. In 1970 , just few months after hurricane he got orders back to Okinawa, after that tour he requested to come back to Kessler where he retired in the early 70's.
I love visiting Biloxi when I need a break from the big city. I also love that not many know how nice it is because it remains a hidden gem that people can enjoy without the riff raff. Another amazing video!!
Also look on top of that turret on Ellzey's Hardware where they were working on the building. There is a witch weathervane on top that is pretty famous. I dont know if you can see it in your video. Ellzey's was closing and now they have decided to stay open...Yay!!!
As a resident of Biloxi I am glad you enjoyed your stay here. But I can say that the code enforcement is a problem in that, they are too aggressive, coming in your back yard for supposed violations. And then deciding to clean the yard when there's no debris and charging you for it.
Thanks guys for the positivity. Biloxi is my hometown, and I was surprised to see someone vlog about it. I’m so thankful to see its all love and support!
Biloxi is the "Norman Rockwell" of the south. What a beautiful place. I could retire there sipping sweet tea from my front porch. Very well done Lord Spoda.
Thank you for presenting and posting this video along with the one from Gulfport, MS. I am a filmmaker that lives here in Biloxi and really appreciate the work that you have done. Other videographers such as, Watching The Watchmen, want to travel to places and record outside establishments without ever having a purpose except to get confrontational footage by making the residents and business owners feel uncomfortable in their own daily life. You have presented a fair and honest view of the Gulf Coast here in Mississippi and all of the other places in this wonderful country that we all share. You should be very proud of your work and we thank you. Safe travels.
Love the Mississippi coast so gorgeous and not crowded like Florida. They do an amazing job maintaining it. The piers were wrecked last year by hurricane Zeta. Give them awhile and they’ll be back.
Hello again! I commented several months ago after finding your channel and have been watching ever since. I really enjoy your insight and admiration for the various architectural styles you discover. i share that as well. Anyway, in my previous comment I stated that your travels are actually helping me discover my retirement place. Well, after seeing Gulfport and Biloxi I may have ended my search. Looks like a perfect place to spend some quality retirement years and be happy doing so. If you can offer any additional perspectives I would appreciate that. I will continue to watch as you find new places to explore and will wish for your continued success toward at least one million subscribers. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!
Thank you for the great comment, Robert. It's has become something of a retirement destination. You can't beat the low cost and absolute beauty of the place. Crime is low as well.
Was offered a job in Biloxi after Katrina helping rebuild a casino, was a beautiful area but job wasn't right for me at the moment. Have had a couple offers since and ones still on the table. A trip after the first of the year will tell me more. It's changed a fair bit since my last visit. It's 0° f where I'm at now, cold may make me move. 🤔
I lived in Hattiesburg ms for 12yrs. I remember the first time I’d visited Biloxi. Truly love at first sight. I will be relocating back to Mississippi (biloxi this time).
I was in Mississippi a few years back. Tupelo, Corinith, northern part of the state. Sadly, didn't make it to the coast. I still chuckle when I think of this, but more than once I was chatting with a local and they asked me where I'm from and why was in MS. Almost to the letter they exclaimed, "And you came to MISSISSIPPI of all places?!" I'm sure it's a big joke there. Nice state. Lovely people.
35 years ago we stopped over for a few days here on the way to Texas. We stayed in a motel just across the road from the beach and at that time you could walk out forever and it was only 3 feet deep. We've been back since RVing at the state park just west of Waveland after it was rebuilt from the horrors of Katrina. I would move there in a blink but I'm always outvoted by my harem. I really enjoy your videos, thanks for sharing them.
I live at the northeast corner of MS and travel to Biloxi every time I get the chance! Whether it’s a trip with the kids, or adults only, there is always plenty to do and see. The food, friendly people, and fair prices make it the best option on the coast. You did not mention the wooden sculptures in the median on Beach boulevard, near the lighthouse. I wonder if y’all noticed them. They were carved from remnants of trees that Katrina killed. Absolutely beautiful! Be sure and look for them when y’all return to Ocean Springs and Pascagoula!
Really cool to see the "Landmass" between New Orleans and Mobile get such positive feedback. Of all the coastal cities along the MS Gulf Coast, would have to say downtown Bay St. Louis is my favorite. More quaint and walkable than "big" Gulfport/Biloxi, with great restaurants, bars, coffee house, thrift shops, harbor, etc. Thanks for the videos!
I came to Biloxi Mississippi right after Katrina hit. My husband & I got a contract with the Keesler AF base. We stayed there for 6 months redoing the hotels. We got to go down on the beach area where streets & streets of houses were demolished from the storm surges.... Only residents were allowed but we had an AF badge. There were people sitting on steps that once belonged to their home & crying.... It was so very sad. We also went into the poor part of town near the base and did volunteer work as well. My husband has since passed away..... Watching this is So Mind Blowing!!!!
Pretty cool seeing this. Grew up in Biloxi. Just one thing and everyone does it from other areas of the country but it is pronounced Bil UX i. Everyone says Bil OX i. It looks like you had a good trip through Biloxi and Gulfport. Glad you both got to enjoy the coast and some of the things it has to offer!
My goodness! What a change since the last time I was in Biloxi, which was 45 years ago in 1977. Of course, the change looks like it's for the better. Thanks for sharing.
I started following after your Jackson, MS video! So happy to see you made it to Biloxi! I was born here and moved to Ocean Springs after Katrina destroyed our house! OS is an amazing city also! The Peter Anderson festival is Nov 5-6. If you’re not too far away, it would be a great thing to visit.
Where I was born when my dad was stationed there. Love visiting every now and then to see how much it’s developed. If you haven’t, I suggest going to crusin the coast! It’s one GIANT classic car show down through the whole strip of Biloxi and Gulfport and the coast of MS.
This is also the sight of Antique/ Classic cars week. All along the road from Biloxy to Gulfport folks checking out classic cars, sitting drinking cold drinks watching cars antique and classics driving around. Awesome.
Great video, LS.... I was stationed at Keesler AFB back in the early 80's and remember all the beautiful homes and businesses that had been rebuilt after Hurricane Camille virtually wiped out the Biloxi coastal area. One of my civilian Air Force instructors who lived there when Camille struck in 1968 said much of the air base had been destroyed by Camille. And years later, Katrina did a number on Biloxi as well. All in all Biloxi has done an amazing job of surviving and rebuilding, bringing people back to enjoy their awesome city. Thanks again LS and keep the great videos coming!
I used to live in Gulfport, it is quiet because people are in CHURCH, that's a big thing there. You should of seen it prior to Katrina. The large empty space from the homes to the beach is thanks to Katrina... it washed them all away. The stilts are after Katrina as city ordinance required it... most 1 story homes were under water.
So let me add to this: in order for the homeowners to build back, FEMA required them to build at least 1 ft above base flood elevation or else they could not build. FEMA also put the Katrina Rule in place, same thing about elevating home, and if not, total renovations (over a 10 year period) could not exceed 50% of the home value. The houses that are not elevated, had to be remodeled before those regs were put in place otherwise they wouldn't have been able to get permits to build/remodel. It's a huge problem and prevented many from rebuilding bc they could not afford the elevate AND rebuild. We also have areas becoming blighted bc homeowners cannot fix their homes, cannot elevate their homes, homes fall into disrepair, get condemned, then surrounding property values fall. It also leads to greater housing insecurity. It's an issue in Lake Charles with Hurricane Laura, SE Louisiana with Hurricane Ida, and it could be a big problem in FL after Hurricane Ian. FEMA or Congress will need to do something about this 50% rule &/or the elevation requirement.
Enjoyed this so much! Nowadays I barely leave the house so it's good to see my old stomping grounds. A friend's uncle was the light house keeper for many years. He and his family lived in the house on the corner from it. If you liked that big truck you would LOVE Crusin' the Coast which was held there recently. Thanks.
I love both Biloxi and Gulfport, have been visiting since i was 19. I'm 56 now and planning another trip. however you need to know that the beautiful beach is manmade and when most or all of the real history happened it was a tidal marsh but just as beautiful.
Cool video! I love it down here. When you were walking, you werent too far from Ground Zero, Morgan Freeman's blues house and restaurant. The lighthouse actually has a 24/7 live camera in RU-vid. Me and the kids like to watch us drive by 😆 I live right on the water in Pass Christian which is maybe 20 miles west from where yall were. Cool houses and history here also but in a tiny town. Bay St Louis is pretty interesting also! Glad yall had a good time! ✌
Just can't get over how beautifully white the sands are on the beach, it reminds me of the white sands of Lake Huron in Canada(visited there in 1973). ..thank you for the great video of the sites..that town looks super clean, like you say,"not even a gum wrapper", safe travels!🌼
The white sand is imported in on barges from the Caribbean and dumped and spread over the top of the pumped in from the channel white mud,, it looks gray….. inits natural state there would be no sand beach at all,,, when i was a child there are about 15 steps the whole length of the beach called the Seawall,,,, there would be small sandbars dotting the whole beachline….But at its truly natural state before the turn of the Century before cars came along it was a Mangrove Swamp
@@Michael-ep7lx actually that's not correct...at least not now. I cannot attest to the original sand when the beach was 1st built but THAT sand would be WAY down there or blown to Canada by now. That sand there now is our own. It has been dredged up from the bottom and pumped onto the beach multiple times when beach replenishment has taken place. I grew up here & watched it happen multiple times, even again in the last decade. You will see it's the same sugar soft sand found in Gulf Shires, Orange Beach, Destin, 30A. It's Gulf of Mexico sand & bleached white by our sun.
@@Michael-ep7lx lol! First, I'm well aware of North America's geography, directions on a compass rose, and just how far Canada is from the MS Gulf Coast. I was being facetious. Goodness me! Was that too much?? Now, you may want to debate with me over whether or not these beaches were pumped up from the bottom of the MS Sound or not, but it is true. The job does get subcontracted out so not sure how you research it exactly. I do know who did it last as a friend of mine was dating the guy who owned that company. By the way, we don't have mangroves here. That's in South Florida. Familiarize yourself with the type of marshland vegetation you will find- mainly marshgrass, water oaks, pines, scrub brush. All the same that's out at Davis Bayou & Gulf National Seashore in Ocean Springs. That area is preserved & undeveloped. It would also be like Keegan's Bayou, which my grandparents lived on & I grew up around there. I'm pretty familiar with my environment and my hometown. I'm pretty well edumacated, too, not just some dumm Missippi girl.
@@Michael-ep7lx well I have put links on here 3 times for articles about the dredging history for our beach. All have evaporated. One is titled Beach Replenishment Begins In Harrison County by Trang Pham-Bui dated Oct 3, 2007 and I found it on WLOX. The other is Beach Boulevard is one of the best parts of the Coast. Here’s how it happened. by Kat Bergeron, Feb 2, 2020. You will have to search them yourself & read since I cannot give you the links here for whatever reason.
It’s very different from when I was through in 2011. They are still some rebuilding from Katrina. I love driving along the Gulf from there to NOLA, it’s one of my favorites.
Thank you for sharing this ! I’m up in the NE and since retired want to travel south and see what it’s like down there ! Just to visit , If they can keep the one percenters from building mansions along that strip I give them a great big 🙌. Seems every place with water access becomes inaccessible for the common person. Then those MULTY-millionaire homeowners get insurance, a hurricane comes and ……here we go again. Thanks again, can’t wait to visit !❤
I just visited Biloxi and I am going back next weekend. Very lovely City right off the Coast, and great places to eat. Every place we dined during the weekend had a waiting line that was well worth it. The Casinos were fun, nail biting slot machines and nice weather. I'm not from Biloxi but I swear you don't meet a stranger there. I think the Beau Rivage and the IP Casinos were the two biggest highrise Casinos in the city. And a very lovely skyline over the Gulf.❤
Something interesting in my extended family. My wife is from Pensacola Fl. Her aunt and uncle use to go to Biloxi and hit the casinos. They won 3 million dollars about 20 years ago in Biloxi. They've since passed away. So although rare people do win money at those places. I've never even tried. Probably never will. Great video! Much enjoyed!
Also, I don't know if you mentioned it in your Gulfport video, but the beach from Biloxi to Henderson Point (on the shore of Bay St. Louis) is the longest man-made beach in the world.
There are 7 Sister Cities,,, Bay St Louis, Pass Christian, Long Beach, Gulfport, Biloxi, Ocean Springs, Pascagoula,,,,, Try the 7 Sisters of the Sea Augratin in local Restaurants…..
Thank you for showing the positive side of Mississippi. I lived outside of Biloxi for many years. Made it through hurricane Camile in '69 and many more. Missed Katrina fortunately. Still have tons of family down there. Excellent video!
FANTASTIC video guys. Ya'll just fit right in. The Biloxi evening sky looks so beautiful and the sands are so white. Great pool at hotel too. Wish we were there with ya!😉🥳
Hurricane Zeta took the fishing pier out by the Biloxi lighthouse. I hope y'all visited Ocean Springs while you were here. If not, it gives you an opportunity to return because OS is a treasure.
Interesting in the late 90s getting around the detours for the Key Bridge in Baltimore you could see the remnants of Bethlehem Steel. Guess she was one the first sacrifices of our industrial base which I recall beginning in 1976; starting with the steel Mills. You reminded me of it with the light house. Lived and worked in “Southern Maryland” for many years. Not surprised the light house has weathered so many storms. Our forefathers were pretty amazing.
I highly recommend Bay St. Louis. There’s a cool paddleboat tour you can do in the harbor on the Betsy Ann Riverboat. I worked there this summer and loved every second. Great city.
Awesome. You guys came to Biloxi Mississippi. I live about 5 miles from there. It is definitely a great place to be. All sorts of things to enjoy. Low cost for an area with a beach!
Used to paddleboard there alot. A beautiful area to ride through, stop and enjoy. Best concert ever was at the Coliseum...Aerosmith, 1999. Loudest ever there, too, GnR 1992. Biloxi is a beautiful town, and the way they came back from hurricanes, resilient and miraculous. I lived and grew up tween Ocean Springs- Slidell-BSL-Picayune areas. Hung out and experienced everywhere from Mobile to Baton Rouge. A great place to be.
The street you went up to Howard Avenue on was the street where we lived. I saw my old home. You commented on it as you drove by. It was the blue Victorian. I was born in Biloxi and we just retired and moved home. I loved your video.
The giant truck @19:20 is used to drive on the beach itself. It also goes out into the water and collects the jet skis every day. The company that owns the beach rental huts owns the truck I believe.
Answers: The Biloxi pier you were talking about gets destroyed about every 10 years with each hurricane (even cat 2s). The city keeps rebuilding it but they may have finally given up. The deuce and a half army truck you saw belongs to the man who rents out jet skis by the beach chairs you were on (he also owns the beach chairs). He drives that truck, with a trailer attached, out into the water and loads up his jet skis at the end of each day. Thanks for coming by and making a great video!
At 1:37, you're showing the clock and you say "Somebody is working on this building." The upstairs is accessible from a door down the street, next to the truck on the right, parked along the curb. Upstairs is an absolutely AMAZING throwback to older office design with beautiful hardwood and glass EVERYWHERE. The kind of craftsmanship and attention to detail that you do not find in the 21st century. Directly above that door/clock is a huge open area that offers a wonderful view of the street. I could sit up there, drink coffee and people watch all day. A very well concealed gem that you wouldn't find if you weren't aware of it.
how i miss this city.... i was stationed there at Keesler AFB for 5 years and Biloxi became another home for me... That train though lol, my dorm was close to it and it would wake me up in the middle of the night... awesome video!!!
I traveled through Gulfport and Biloxi in 1969 about 4 months after hurricane Camille hit. It was another category 5 hurricane and the devastation was unbelievable. I am surprised anything is still standing
Thank you again for your kind words about Biloxi. Thank you for highlighting the beauty and fun. You are enjoyable to listen to and do a great job showing us around! I hope you get the truck for Christmas 😆God bless you and your beautiful wife 💓
I LIVE HERE!!!! This and Mobile are always going to be where I call home! And I'm sure you know, Mobile, which I know you had to have seen, is the home of the first US Mardi Gras! If you want drunk crowds, New Orleans is fine, I guess. But Mobile is where you can feel the experience and community more! Also, Biloxi has the first queer bar in the state, as well as the oldest, and they did so much to provide shelter for everyone in the community after all the storms. I'm sure you've seen a boat a bit far from the shore; even now you can still see the aftermath of all the big storms. We're definitely resilient down here, and we have the best seafood! Get you some mudbugs and oysters!
Moved to Biloxi in the 90s from Colorado. I lived there til 2007, after Hurricane Katrina. I loved living on the coast. Thank you for the trip down memory lane.
How nice to see Biloxi again, it was so destroyed after Katrina hit I'm amazed how good it looks now and how white the beach looks. I have to take that road trip again !!!
Really nice video. Stopped by Biloxi once on the way to TX and went to the beach. This video makes me want to stay for a few days in Biloxi. Thanks for sharing.
The old Barq's root beer place has been through many a hurricane since Barq's root beer was invented. If it has lasted this long, then it is because things were constructed back then to last. They didn't have the necessities that modern construction companies have today, but the people whom built that building would be proud that it's still standing despite the beating it has received over the years. For many, constructing something to last was a symbol of pride in their craftmanship.
@@JoeandNicsRoadTrip the damage you saw to the original old Barq building is from Hurricane Katrina. It, too, was underwater. The Gulf met the bay over most of the Biloxi peninsula, including that area. Water varied 5-20+ ft deep, depending on where you were and the elevation. I got stories. I used to work in that building that's being renovated on Howard Ave now. Barqs are my neighbors now. Great people!
Thing is, if you get a nice beach house to retire in, the highway noise is to close to the beach, which is beautiful looking btw. Otherwise, seems ideal !! Quiet, beautiful, affordable, safe, friendly.
Between the aerial view with great music, sweet beaches, and the clean little city, I would say this is one great little place to hang your hat and take off your shoes.
I went to Biloxi when I was around 14, 1963 with the family. My father was an insurance agent with FULICO, and they had a convention there. We had never been further away from Memphis than Little Rock, so going to Biloxi was a real treat.
Biloxi is a military town. Keeesler AFB is the main training (bootcamp) base for young airmen. You are missing it if you do not visit the back bay and sight see the northern parts of the town. So much history.
Please stop by Pascagoula it's near Ocean Springs that's where Ingalls the place where they build ships. Pascagoula is a quaint little town you would love it they also have a bird sanctuary near the courthouse
Been living here for 14 years now,, came from south fla but born and raised in nj. A lot of crime in biloxi and gulfport. It's changed alot. I live in Diamondhead which is in Hancock County. I love it in Diamondhead. It's all changed on the ms gulf coast since the casinos moved in the early 90's. Me and my ex husband use to fly in back in 94 - 2000's .Bay st louis in Hancock County is Hancock County 's best kept secret and now it's the best it's ever looked. Thriving with weekend warriors from New Orleans spending lots of money.
Another awesome video. It usually takes me twice as long to watch one of your videos because I use Google Earth to check out all the sites along with the Video. I may be a long way off (Cairns Australia), but I feel like I've actually visited once I've watched one of your tours. PS the Gulf Coast beaches remind me of the beaches in Adelaide South Australia. It too has wide sandy beaches and is located on a gulf.
Adelaide beaches are like these but a lot wider espcially those down the southern suburbs of Adelaide like Aldinga and Maslin's Beach. I live at Somerton Beach and the sand is not quite as white but there is a lot of it. Every now and agains a Great White will show up and all of a sudden everybody can walk on water.
Love the Biloxi Mississippi video y'all were setting on the beach the fishing peer got wiped out by hurricane Katrina. Thanks for sharing this I'm home sick stuck in Ohio. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️God bless y'all safe travels. ❤️❤️❤️💯👍
Nice job on Gulfport and Biloxi for 20+ min vlog. Ocean Springs would've been a nice day stop for you two as well. Been on Gulf Coast since '92. Great place to live and raise a family.
Thank you, Jeanette! Yeah, we stayed at the Hampton Inn on the beach in Biloxi. It had a great breakfast with a hot tub and heated pool, and you can walk across the street to the beach. $117 a night! Can't beat that.
Good Video !, I live in Biloxi and love it here, the people are terrific and the city is very well run with lots to do. The truck you liked is used to trailer and launch the rental jet ski's you saw by the beach chairs at the lighthouse. it will back into the water almost 200 feet out. The pier with no deck is a fishing pier destroyed by a hurricane last year, the city has plans to build it back stronger. Hope y'all come back.
@@JoeandNicsRoadTrip yeah - that pier was partly taken out by Tropical Storm Cristobal, then Hurricane Sally beat it up more. Then Zeta in Oct 2020 really knocked out most of it and Hurricane Ida finished it off in 2021. Plans to rebuild are on hold bc it only allows for rebuilding of the same. I think they are looking into a concrete pier. They also have a whole list of pier repairs that have to be done & others are ahead of that one.
@@4eyes2sea I spent the last two winters there and the beaches were always empty of people, don't know how it is in summer, all I can say is that it's terrible from a metal detector standpoint in winter months.
@@indianaslim4971 i watch a guy who films beaches in California and they look the same... empty 🤷 people say we're all at home on our screens but I honestly don't get it. Where are all the people?
@@4eyes2sea I must say that the previous two winters spent before Biloxi were in Florida in Deerfield Beach and Pompano Beach just north of Ft. Lauderdale and the beaches were always packed every day all winter long, you could tell when school got out as the teens all went to the beach.... excellent metal detecting.
Lord I love your videos! I haven't been to Biloxi in a few years. I out ran Hurricane Katrina in 2005 driving to upstate New York. The Fishing Wharf was there prior to the Hurricane.
Was a small museum off main road that showed the high water mark from storm surge of hurricane Camille. A cat. 5 storm in 1969 I think. The mark was on a pole and if I remember right, it was around 40 feet high!!!
Thanks for another great video about my home state! There are so many terrific places to visit. Mackelroys is good. Wish you had tried Half Shell. You were standing right in front of it, but it looked closed. Food is so good there enjoy!
TY for posting your trip really well done. Bird's eye view with the drone really nice. The food & the weather for October looked great. The wife must have a regular fitness routine going ! Lucky man.
Thank you for this a-mazing video. I'm getting out of New Orleans for a long weekend ten days from now and will be spending it in Gulfport/Biloxi. Looking forward to it.