Their Gulf Coast Adventure Was Full of Surprises 🌊🇺🇸

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• SO

  @some_soaper4745 · 1 month ago

  Do videos of tourists from overseas make anyone else cry? Their joy overwhelms me every time 🥲❤️

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• CA

  @carlpeters · 1 month ago

  So great everyone had such a pleasant view and time in my hometown of Mobile. By the way, those are oak trees. Best to all.

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• JL

  @jlawson65 · 1 month ago

  @<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbfcfT2bTFU&amp;t=594">9:54</a> the huge lifted truck...those are great on the Gulf Coast when we get a hurricane or a tropical storm.

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• MA

  @ManagingMember-p2q · 1 month ago

  There are public beaches and private beaches. &nbsp;Usually private beaches are for residents of a certain area.<br><br>Some towns have beaches for town residents only. &nbsp;But there are pleanty of public beaches.

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• FR

  @Freedom_Half_Off · 1 month ago

  There are no parts &quot;missing&quot; on those boats .<br><br> &nbsp;Those are what you call bass boats .<br><br> &nbsp;They travel at high speed in fresh water rivers . When you get close to where you want to fish, you can use the electric trolling motors to maneuver you into the spot that you want to be in .

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• LO

  @lowpo6695 · 1 month ago

  Mobile, AL was the OG city for Mardi Gras pageantry in the USA, not New Orleans, LA. &nbsp;Mobile still has a significant yearly Mardi Gras celebration, even though most tourists flock to New Orleans in modernity. &nbsp;Mobile&apos;s proximity to Florida is why it has significant Spanish architecture because the Spanish originally settled the Florida peninsula during the time the English were settling the upper/mid Atlantic seaboard in the 1650s throughout the 1700s. &nbsp;Mostly French Acadians who were disliked and ostracized in Canada migrated further south and settled New Orleans alongside the proper French settlers - later, they became known as Cajuns who adapted well into the rivers/bayous/swamps of lower Louisiana. &nbsp;They have colorful cuisine, music, and dancing,...and they still speak a dialect of French that was banned a century ago when their children were forced to speak English for assimilation into the American educational system.

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• DI

  @dipaknadkarni62 · 1 month ago

  I live further down the gulf coast in Clearwater, FL.<br>All on the Gulf of America.

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• JA

  @James-x2k4z · 1 month ago

  Yes... come to America please. We want to see you!

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• FA

  @falcon549 · 1 month ago

  There is lots of Spanish and French architecture all along the Gulf Coast from New Orleans eastward through Mobile and Pensacola. This area used to be under French, English and Spanish flags.

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• MA

  @matthicks9546 · 1 month ago

  The place where they got coffee is called Coastal and is top tier

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• TV

  @tvdroid22 · 1 month ago (edited)

  Orange Beach is its own little city. They have a marina, open air concert arena, condos, shopping center, and their own beach area.

• SM

  @smylebutta7250 · 1 month ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbfcfT2bTFU&amp;t=1068">17:48</a> No parts missing. It&apos;s a bass boat.

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