Tuscaloosa Travel Blogs

Queen City PoolQueen City and Jack Warner ParkwayI found something really interesting in my own neighborhood today. A place that I have never explored before, but traveled past many, many times. I mean, I knew it was there, but I had no idea that the place held such an interesting history.From outs…

Day 5 (continued in the list)Coffee Shops and BarsCoffee Shops- Capture Studio Café is my favorite coffee place in town. It is not located in the strip where everything else is, but the extra distance trades off with great hangout place, a much spacious area, a large TV monitor, live music, arts e…

I felt like a kid this morning. The forecast had said snow dust for Tuscaloosa this morning, and I got up real early this Saturday morning to welcome it! As I wrote before, it was rare to snow down here. And we had had a terrible drought last year. Most parts of the state were really dry up. Theref…

I think a title such as above probably makes little sense to most. You'd have to understand two things for it to make sense, and given that two is such a small number, I choose to enlighten you. The first is this: I own a hermit crab, who I have lovingly dubbed "Ralph, the Red Lobster." I know …

Tuscaloosa, Alabama, home to one of college footballs finest programs ever.  Yes and I am a Crimson Tide die hard fan.  Just so happens for this weekend I was there in T-town not for a football game but this airshow.  I was in the Air Force so you think I would prefer the Thunde…

My big roadtrip on the East Coast and through the South back to Austin, in late August and Early September.

Even with comfortable seats, sitting for hours is difficult for me.  There is no fasten seat belt sign on a train and you are free to move about the cabin as you wish.  You can even leave you car to go to the lounge car or dinning car.  The food and drinks are pricey to say the least…