Ya’ll Did Good
Biloxi, Mississippi High 67 Low
Penny had a visitor this morning.
While we were in the Biloxi Visitor Center we listened to a
recording about the Legend of the Ring Tree. It goes as follows: An Indian
princess was in love with a brave from a rival tribe and asked her father, the chief
if she could marry him. Her father would not give his permission because the
two tribes were enemies. She kept after him and he stood firm. When she
continued to bother him about marrying her love, he finally told her that when
a certain oak tree grew a ring, she could marry him. That night, there was a terrible
wind storm and the limbs of the tree were blown together to form a ring. When
the chief saw the ring, he decided that there must be some magic in the tree,
and he allowed his daughter to marry her love. The Ring Tree, as it is known is
still standing today and one of the bigger branches has a definite hole growing
in it. We thought the story was interesting.
We stopped by the old cemetery close by and Cindy got
several pictures of the old head stones and above ground graves.
We then went to a restaurant suggested by the lady at the
Visitor Center. It is called McElroy’s Harbor House Seafood Restaurant. We both
had Po Boy sandwiches. Cindy had shrimp and I had crab. They were both served
with very delicious fries, and they both tasted very good.
The restaurant is right next to the dock where there were several boats selling shrimp.
On the way back to the RV Park, we passed a gas station that
had diesel for $3.149 and I decided to fill the truck even though I could have
gone further. This was the least we have seen for gas or diesel this whole trip.
After that we passed a Walmart and remember we need catsup,
so we stopped. While we were there we decided to get some lunch meat and might
as well get some cheese. We bought a few more things, and when we went to check
out, I mentioned to the checker that we came in for a bottle of catsup. The
final bill was a little over $37.00. He laughed and said “Ya’ll did good”. We
all laughed.
Tomorrow we leave here for Louisiana.
Thanks for visiting.
Diesel was down to $3.09 and less than a week later back up to $3.38. Gasoline is down but I can't see eighty cents more for diesel than gasoline.
ReplyDeleteWe paid 3.33 for diesel here. Would love to see it at 3.14. Expensive bottle of catsup you got.
ReplyDeleteVery!
DeleteI'm taking notes .... the southern U.S. is on my bucket list!!
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