Ultimate Road Trip in North Alabama | Visit North AL | This is Alabama
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- Опубликовано: 30 мар 2018
- There is SO much to see and do in North Alabama, so we put together the ultimate road trip across this beautiful part of the state. Let's go! 🚗
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I just happened to be going through North Alabama. What an unexpected treat! I'm from Minnesota. Everyone was friendly and happy to see us.
Flo Town baby! My home sweet home,and he really dosent have to sell them on this area. Florence has alot of history, alot of beautiful places, alone with the rest of the Shoals. I know you can't explore the grounds of the Forks of Cypress plantation home, but u can still see it, and you have to get permission to visit the Sweetwater mansion (Though it's really in bad shape, and the city needs to do more to preserve the house) You also have the old Florence Wagon works site (2 blocks from my house in East Florence right along the river canal) There is still old remains of the buildings covered with vines, and trees growing all around the remains, Popes Tavern, also you have the W.C. Handy home and museum, also the University of North Alabama's historic buildings, and get a chance to see Leo, and Una at the Lion habitat home on the campus. Visit McFarland park, the river heritage trail (It goes along the canal where the old wagon factory is) Wilson Dam, of course ride out towards the Natchez trace parkway on Alabama hwy 20 (Savannah Hwy) and go see Tom Hendrix wall (There is a video on here about that),And people don't realize it but alot of famous musicians live in this area (Not gonna name people because they don't really want you to, but I've worked on a couple's house) Also all the music studios in Muscle Shoals, Sheffield. And go see Helen Keller' s birthplace in Tuscumbia, I am proud to say I have done some work on that old place several years ago, spring park, the Alabam music hall of fame, Lagrange college site near White Oak, there is plenty to see here in the area. I have been to every corner of this beautiful state, done work, and hung out in Gulf Shores, and Orange beach, Demopolis,Uniontown, Dothan, Troy, all around Birmingham, lived in Gadsden, worked there, painted the new softball complex at Jacksonville State back in 2013, stayed in Huntsville, and I have family that lives in Montgomery, Prattville, and Millbrook, Tuscaloosa, I've been to every City with a population of 20,000 or more. And another thing I live about this great state is that wherever you go, whatever you are doing, if you are wearing your Bama, Auburn, UAB, UNA, Troy, Samford, West Alabama, UAH, Alabama A&M, South Alabama, Alabama State gear on? You will hear "Roll Tide", "War Eagle", "Go Blazers", "Roar Lions" , "Go Trojans" ,"Go Bulldogs (Samford,AA&MU), "Go Chargers", "Go Tigers" (West Ala), "Sting em Hornets" , and "Go Jaguars" We love our sports, and our schools in this state.
I live in skyline Alabama. About 30 north of sand mountain. We went to forth Payne for my birthday. Just to ride around back roads and smoke weed. It was awesome. I love Alabama. It's beautiful especially in the mountains.
Love it. I love living here!
That’s where I livvvve y’all!
WE LOVE IT THERE! Thanks for watching!
I live in Athens
"My home's in Alabama, Southern born and Southern bred."
What about the birthplace of Helen Keller
0 fks given about BBQ
Save your money! Best not to invest in a state that is 200 years behind the times and keep one thing in mind, if you buy a house in alabama it doesn't mean you own it.
Sounds great to me!