As a former Mobile resident and Alabama native, I enjoyed this article. I also like to remind people that Mobile had the first Mardi Gras in America, as most think it was New Orleans. Sad many who for prosperity sake and other reasons don’t appreciate historical sites. Many even want to remove some historical sites as they say they are racists… hogwash!
[…] I submit the following view, with such observations as appertained to the subject. The town of Mobile is situated on a low sandy pine plain, on the west bank of the west mouth of Mobile river, within […]
Lauren Ainsworth
Thank you Martha for posting.
I’m glad you enjoyed the article.
As a former Mobile resident and Alabama native, I enjoyed this article. I also like to remind people that Mobile had the first Mardi Gras in America, as most think it was New Orleans. Sad many who for prosperity sake and other reasons don’t appreciate historical sites. Many even want to remove some historical sites as they say they are racists… hogwash!
[…] I submit the following view, with such observations as appertained to the subject. The town of Mobile is situated on a low sandy pine plain, on the west bank of the west mouth of Mobile river, within […]
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