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April Arrives Downtown Mobile

 

December 15, 2018

April and Her Entourage Arrive Downtown Mobile, Alabama

It was not too long before April and her entourage met me downtown. I had walked back from Dauphin's through Bienville Square and down Dauphin Street back to the Corner 251 bistro at the Admiral Hotel on Government Street. A quick round of travelers and we walked back to the Malaga Inn which was only two blocks away.

I stopped everyone for a photo on the corner of Church Street and South Claiborne Street in front of the Malaga Inn sign. Unfortunately, there was already an argument between Brendan and Kevin of which April and I were unaware. It happened behind us on the walk from Corner 251 to the Malaga Inn sign involving an ice cube and a drink to the face. I still do not know the exact story but they were too upset for a photo. Kayla filled us in briefly and we took photos and laughed while those two walked on to the parking lot. Here are a few photos to catch us up.


Corner 251  on Government Street with view of
RSA Tower and Renaissance Riverview Plaza Hotel

Me, Missy, April, Kayla
Malaga Inn

Funny Stuff



One Night in Mobile, Alabama for My Sister's Birthday

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