Mississippi Coast line

Love the Mississippi coastal route. They were probably hit hardest by "Katrina" but they have cleared the lots and yes, so many places are now gone. Some wonderful guy came along and reshaped some of the broken trees into birds or dolphins etc and really adds to drive... The coast is just lovely. Although thousands of birds and sea life have been killed in oil spill this year we did see a few sea birds. A lot of workers on beach looking for any oil. This is one of my personal favorite places so hate to see anything happen to it.

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