When is this ride?

Next Saturday the 28th

After discussing what we are going to do for lunch we have decided that we will launch at Scott's and eat there under the pavilions. We are going to cook burgers and hotdogs/sausage dogs. We will be bringing plenty of good but if we could get people to bring something that they may want to grill that will help us out also that way nobody goes hungry. We were goin to eat at one of the restuarants but we think it will be a cluster with so many people. The restuarants are busy on the weekends anyways. Is this ok with yall? I believe there is a boat launch fee at Scott's but the only people that will be there is the people who are attending the run and maybe a few other local fishermen.

That sounds good. What time are we launching?

Schedule:

Launch 10:30 at Scott's.
Lunch/meet and greet 11:00-12:00 at Scott's

After that we will ride. Be sure to bring extra gas.
We will ride all day and possibly try and go eat at a restuarant for dinner if that's what y'all want to do. Only problem is the restuarants stay packed on Saturday nights so maybe just do what you got to do for dinner.

Next year this run will be more organized. Y'all just bare with us!

Can't wait to meet everybody. If anybody has any better ideas for eating or anything in general let us know.

damn i wish i didnt have a tournment

How you gonna do the shirts? Just ship them? I can't make it either. We have our summer work weekend at our camp in north AL that weekend.

Is anybody actually going or is this just a tshirt sale?


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Well I fully planned on it but y'all changed the date from this weekend to next......

Oh yea. I understand completely. Just responding back to cooter.. I mean coot

Y'all sensitive!!!


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Damn I haven't been on here in a while. I just saw all this I wish I could make it my sons 2nd birthday party is that day...

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Lol hell no haha

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Directions to launch. Nearest hotels. Or am I sleeping at Bailey's house.

Dguidry there are a decent number of hotels just across the bay in daphne. Coming from your neck of the woods I 10 Is your best bet it will take you across the bayway where the launch is. Here is a link to a map of multiple hotels. All are 3 min from the launch.

https://www.google.com/maps/search/hote ... 913318,14z

If you need further instruction or have any questions. text or call 251-589-3266

Bailey you making the trip back to mob town for the ride?

Hey Foldingwings, have ya'll mapped out a ride plan?

I'm gonna stay at the Grand Hotel.

The grand hotel is a good little ways from scotts. There are tons of decent hotels in daphne.

I will be out tomm afternoon if anybody is thinking about riding. and delta runner myself and skinnerton outlaw have somewhat of a plan mapped out.

me and duckhearst will be doing our ride around sept. 10 , meeting around 0600 in little batty.see yall at scotts BRING FOOD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!(AND GRILLS)

Captskr I m in I would go but no boat waiting on New one

larry said he is cool with it,(scotts)may think about a shirt for him and barry (xl)everyone needs to make the snipe hunt next year to see how its done ! (north wind,low tide ,mud)

Will work for beer or boat ride 40 years of knowledge of mobile delta boat list until September hahaha

Do any of you fellas know if there are pockets of Cajun or French decendant families or neighborhoods in the area where remnants of the French or Cajun dialect dialect might still exist? Mobile was the first port of entry for some into the Louisiana territory before New Orleans became a major port. If you know of any please post up information. I'd like to visit with them.

I think the necks ran them all out.... Maybe down in bayou labatre

I think the gooks ran them outta there too...


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Dean I believe must of the city is old antebellum and southern tradition lived here since 1960 grandfather was a Ladnier must of them spoke French but it died off around mid 70'but I could be wrong.

http://www.city-data.com/states/Alabama ... roups.html

Alabama's Cajuns, of uncertain racial origin (Anglo-Saxon, French, Spanish, Choctaw, Apache, and African elements may all be represented), are ethnically unrelated to the Cajuns of Louisiana. Thought to number around 10,000, they live primarily in the pine woods area of upper Mobile and lower Washington counties. Many Alabama Cajuns suffer from poverty, poor health, and malnutrition.

Creoles live up around Citronelle if that's what you're talking about