1500-year-old oak tree, some 38 feet in circumference, in Mandeville, Louisiana |
Oldest continuously operating jazz club in the world: music on Friday nights |
Back door of the Dew Drop Social Club (somebody else would have the first "Dew Drop Inn") |
Alongside the Dew Drop Social Club. Spanish moss is an air plant, not at all harmful to the oaks. |
In the Drew Drop Social Club parking lot. |
Wish we could have been at the Dew Drop for Friday's performance, but that was the night of the Zulu Dynasty float party. |
Baptist Church next door to the Dew Drop. If the party lasts all Saturday night, you can head next door on Sunday morning. |
Do you see the Mardi Gras beads in the tree? |
Ruby's is ranked as one of the top 10 roadhouses in the USA. Not sure why. Inside,was a beer joint with pool tables and lots of locals who eyed us real good over their Miller Lites. |
Ruby's front porch. My maternal grandmother wanted me to be named "Ruby," after the sister who raised her when Mema was orphaned at age 12. |
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