Saturday, April 30, 2011
Another photo from Tuscaloosa
Sent from my iPhone. Please excuse any typos.The hospital was one of the only buildings left standing in the tornado's path.
Just drove through Tuscaloosa, AL
Sent from my iPhone. Please excuse any typos.The destruction from the tornado that tore through town is staggering. You can see exactly where the tornado touched down and dragged across the city. It was a very defined path as well, some businesses, houses, and apartments were untouched, while others 50 feet away were completely leveled. So sad.
The Joint
Pretty darn good barbecue (but nothing compared to the nation's best, AKA Memphis AKA not Kansas City hahah)
The Joint
...oh good, we're eating again--we've waited too long since our last feast!
Another spot-on recommendation from a local: The Joint for barbecue (New Orleans' best) before we left town, after a drive through the ninth ward and Katrina devastation area
Elizabeth's...still!!
Such a cool place! Ordered boudin balls, NOLA beer, oysters Rockefeller, osso bucco, oscar style London broil, red beans and rice, and ooey gooey butter cake...this is the only meal I can think of that Adam and I couldn't polish off since we met
Napoleon House
Sitting at the bar Napoleon used to frequent, with the most incredible company (so cute with a sunburn and a ponytail--and I'm not talking about me!)
Napoleon House
So we might have missed Trombone Shorty, but after Jazz Fest we stopped here for a couple Abitas and a Pimm's Cup, sat at the bar where Napoleon used to drink, and chatted with another new friend who gave us the BEST dinner recommendation...ended the trip with an amazing Southern meal (pictures to follow)
They couldn't have possibly put on a better show...
Thank you, Seth and Scott Avett, for reminding me why you are my favorite musicians. And I couldn't have asked for better company
Final Show: Avett Brothers. Man do they put on an amazing show!
Sent from my iPhone. Please excuse any typos.We befriended some Aussies who helped us work our way up to the front. Awesome spot to finish out the day!
Mumford & Sons. Again!
A much bigger venue than Wednesday, but still sounded incredible. The start of standing in one spot in the heat for the next 4 hours. This stage was packed too!
Friday, April 29, 2011
Breakfast and coffee at The Royal Blend
Sent from my iPhone. Please excuse any typos.A little coffee shop in a courtyard off of Royal. Very cozy and another beautiful day here.
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Act Three: Mumford & Sons!
I was having way too much fun by this point to take any pictures. Grand finale consisted of every single band member, from all three bands, all on stage at the same time. Most incredible display I've ever seen.
Sent from my iPhone. Please excuse any typos.
Act Two: Edward Sharpe & The Hammered Zeros!
Sent from my iPhone. Please excuse any typos.Pretty sure every single one of them were trashed. Edward himself was definitely in another world all together...but they sounded amazing. Absolutely amazing.
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