After we completed the Tabasco Factory Tour on Thursday morning, we returned in the Jeep to Miss Doozie and hooked up and continued east on I-10 and I-12 in Louisiana.
We got off the interstate just after entering Mississippi and headed southeast toward US 90 to be near the coast of the Gulf of Mexico.
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| We stopped along the road at a beautiful white sand beach at Pass Christian... |
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| There are beautiful huge homes on the other side of the road. |
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| Carl headed out to disrupt the seagulls that were at the edge of the water... |
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| It was getting close to sunset... |
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| The seagulls returned to their rest after Carl had disturbed them. |
There were no signs along the road that indicated any time limit on parking, but we had asked at the Welcome Center about free parking, and the lady there indicated only Walmarts were available for RV parking, so we headed to Walmart for the night.
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| The Walmart is right across the road from the Gulf... |
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| Pretty nice view out our front window! |
We met friends who previously owned a Bluebird for breakfast on Friday morning at the Waffle House, and they let us know that the parking along US 90 that is not marked as "No Overnight Parking" allows RV parking, particularly at this time of year, though there may be authorities who will ask you to "move along" during higher season (summer).
So, after breakfast, we took Miss Doozie a little further down US 90 and pulled off... and took Miss Kitty with us and a couple of chairs and went down to the water's edge to have our morning devotions.
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| I can't say that Miss Kitty was ecstatic with the plan, but she enjoyed walking from one lap to the other and wasn't too upset! |
We highly recommend this part of the coast!
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