Hello everyone, Jodi and I are enjoying our winter stay here in Gulf Shores Alabama with our folks right across from us. We still have one full month of January and then we head out west to hit the Grand Canyon and then back to NY for the summer. We will continue to keep you up to date with more exciting things that we see on our way back to NY. Wanted to share some more photos of some places we have gone while here.

We still have some other interesting sites to see while here like Pensacola Florida, Naval air museum, home of the Blue Angles, will post some of those later in the month of January.

One of the oil rigs out in the Gulf from Fort Morgan, AL

Love getting pictures of the Pelicans

Jodi Dad and Mom at the Beach near Fort Morgan, not sure what this tank is, but it washed up during last big Hurricane.

I think it is a Bowie weight.

Christmas morning sunrise at the Gulf State park Pier in Gulf Shores, AL and the Pier.

View of Gulf Shores from the Gulf State Park Pier….

Shots that Jodi took with her Iphone at the beach in front of the Big Hang out Club in Gulf Shores…

Hope everyone had a great holiday season. Happy New Year to all of you that are following us on our travels…Stay tuned and stay with us for more interesting stuff.

Yours truly, The Bobble Head Travelers, Mark and Jodi……

Merry Christmas to every one out there that are following us all over the Country. We do hope everyone is being safe and staying warm.

Spending Christmas here with our Folks and staying here till the end of January.. We have traveled from NY to Alabama in the past 6 weeks, and enjoyed every bit of our travels to the South. We plan on staying put till we head to a State Park in Louisiana on or around the 1 of February 2017…… We have a few more repairs to have done the last few days of January before heading out west. So far we have gone to the Gulf Shores Zoo and walked on the Pier here at Gulf Shores, and watched the sunset. Took some nice pictures.

A quick note on the Gulf shores Zoo if your interested. My parents told us how the zoo survived the Hurricanes of Ivan, Dennis and Katrina.

Fall in love with the real inhabitants of the Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo when you go behind-the-scenes into the day-to-day world of this 17-acre nonprofit, seaside zoo. Faced with utter destruction by Hurricanes Ivan, Dennis and Katrina, this little zoo stood up, fought back and made history as the first U.S. zoo to ever evacuate its animals during a natural disaster!

They have DVDs @ www.littlezoothatcould.com/index.html