The Southern Gulf Coast is a beautiful and timeless place full of images the Old South and the new. Spanish moss, old Coke machines, and wetlands mix with modern industry, Southern Gulf Coast political changes, and reawakened downtowns. From the juxtaposition of sleepy tourist towns to the NASA Space Program, there is always something to see and appreciate along the Gulf Coast. These are just a few random images that reminded me of my home area in this southern part of the Gulf Coast.

@ All photos taken by James Carey in this scenic area of the Southern Gulf Coast.

Wetlands along the Pascagoula River in Alabama.
Old cemetery in Apalachicola, Florida
Ice Cold beer at Pensacola Bay Brewery in Pensacola, FL.
The mighty Saturn V first stage booster and its five giant F-1 engines located at the INFINITY Science Center in Pearlington, MS .

Sunset at Panama City, FL, an iconic location on the Southern Gulf Coast.

Cafe Au Lait and a bag of Beignets from Cafe Du Monde in New Orleans.
Pascagoula Wetlands
Old Coke cooler in Apalachicola
The Saturn V Rocket
Street Jazz Band in New Orleans
Mermaid Wood Carved Statue in Apalachicola
Wetland along the Pascagoula River
Famous Pat O’Brien’s Bar in the French Quarter of New Orleans
Pascagoula River
Old graves in Apalachicola
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