Terry michael byrd was the son of the sherrif at the time he rearended a car and it through him over the car into oncoming trafiic very tragic he had a son born only a few months before he was on his way to the hospital where he his sister was in labor.
1:08 turn left immediate right go round curve.... my hood 3:39 where my work is now i dont think we moved to that location at time of filming thats where our office and wearhouse is im a driver so im always on the road except when i get chemotherapy
Gautier is pronounced “go chay” not “go-shay”. While go shay is the correct French pronunciation, the town was named after my great uncles’ grandfather. My great uncles were Hermes and Henry Gautier. I just thought you’d like to know that it’s a family name not something someone created.
There are two very abandoned buildings, right across the street from each other. One has a labelscar of "Boderline Club" on the front, and the other still has a sign that says "Black Water Saloon". They've obviously been closed a long time. You can see decent imagery on Google Streetview at www.google.com/maps/@30.4726339,-88.4002171,3a,15.3y,352.04h,87.32t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s95Oa5usNbJ07A4uTLyC6tw!2e0!7i13312!8i6656.
That Hwy 613 bridge is awesome
Fond memories
Terry michael byrd was the son of the sherrif at the time he rearended a car and it through him over the car into oncoming trafiic very tragic he had a son born only a few months before he was on his way to the hospital where he his sister was in labor.
Love this!! Pascagoula is familiar to me because of the Ray Stevens song, Mississippi Squirrel Revival! :)
Sounds like an interesting song. Will have to listen to it!
He came and did a concert at Ingalls in 88
1:08 turn left immediate right go round curve.... my hood
3:39 where my work is now i dont think we moved to that location at time of filming thats where our office and wearhouse is im a driver so im always on the road except when i get chemotherapy
Gautier is pronounced “go chay” not “go-shay”. While go shay is the correct French pronunciation, the town was named after my great uncles’ grandfather. My great uncles were Hermes and Henry Gautier. I just thought you’d like to know that it’s a family name not something someone created.
Is the state line bar still there on the border?
There are two very abandoned buildings, right across the street from each other. One has a labelscar of "Boderline Club" on the front, and the other still has a sign that says "Black Water Saloon". They've obviously been closed a long time. You can see decent imagery on Google Streetview at www.google.com/maps/@30.4726339,-88.4002171,3a,15.3y,352.04h,87.32t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s95Oa5usNbJ07A4uTLyC6tw!2e0!7i13312!8i6656.
That's the place! Needless to say a bit has changed since I went there last in 1992.
I assume that at one time, Jackson County Mississippi was a dry county, hence the "convenient" location of the bars.
I do believe you are correct!
I'll see if I can get any more information on the clubs and mention it in Saturday's video.