This historic marker can be seen in front of the Starfish Seafood Market
This sculpture celebrates FL commercial fishermen
Crab traps can be seen all along the waters edge
Florida “Crackers” still show their colors here
Discarded boat parts become yard art – and it works!
Volvos are converted to Chevys to better blend in
“Excuse me, sir. Is that really the USS Minnow from Gilligan’s Island?”
Amen to that, brother!
Tags: Cortez Fishing Village, Fishing Boats, Florida Cracker, Johnson Outboards, Old Florida, Rednecks, Seafood, Yard Art
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Lindsey’s Chevron station on North Lamar in Oxford, MS does sell gasoline. Yet they are far more famous for their chicken salad. You heard me right — chicken salad! And you know what? It’s pretty darn good. Not sure exactly what the recipe might be. I can tell you there is lots of shredded white […]
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