The Rattlesnake Saloon was opened on Labor Day, 2009. Dining there is an unique experience. It is way out in the boonies in Colbert County, Alabama. It is hard to get to, even for locals, but they have had visitors from all over the United States and many countries throughout the world. Sitting comfortably under the huge rock overhang, I couldn't help but think about the people who have sought shelter there from storms or heat. I can imagine the Native Americans using this place for a meeting area or a dry place to camp for a while. Not so many years ago, it was used as a pig pen. They have good food and live music and a hitching post if you want to ride your horse there. Most of us were picked up in a pickup, called the "Saloon Taxi", that runs from the parking lot to the restaurant continuously while they are open. The Rattlesnake Saloon is aptly named. During construction, workers unearthed a mother rattler with twelve babie...
Been having that same dream for years !
ReplyDeleteI'd love to have a little house like that nestled up against the woods. Maybe someday.
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ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful photo of that little old house! Looks like a dream house for sure.
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Sometimes I dream of a house, over and over, but I never am sure of where it is. In a way this makes me think of the house where I grew up.
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