Boudin And Cracklings
Cracklings are fried pork skin akin to pork rinds. They were chopped into greasy bitesized rectangles. When asked how much
New Orleans Pharmacy Museum
Medicine may be one of the most expressive examples of how society has progressed and improved over time. Doctors have
The Great Gumbo Excursion
The Great Gumbo Excursion was conceived at the House of Blues when we tasted their gumbo and wondered: is this
New Orleans
After days on the road, it's time for a little rest and relaxation. By that, I mean, it's time for
The End of the Road
It has only been a few, cloudy days from Nashville to Natchez, but here we are. The Natchez Parkway ends
Fresh Pecans on the Natchez Trace
Many times would see cars pulled to the side of the road. People were crouched, filling bags with items picked
Emerald Mound
The Mississippian Period Mound Builders perfected their art by 1250 AD when ancestors of the Natchez tribe began to sculpt
Mount Locust Inn
By modern terms, the Mount Locust Inn is a modest structure with four small rooms for guests and the resident
The Road Not Taken
As late in the fall as it may have been, leaves the color of sunshine clung to the trees. The
Waylaid By Goats
Today, we were waylaid by a gang of goats. After gaping at the limited remnants of Rocky Springs, we wandered