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0: Brett Favre's Home
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The professional football quarterback lives here.
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1: Morgan Freeman's House
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The Academy Award-winning actor, film director and narrator, lives here. Noted for his reserved demeanor and authoritative speaking voice, he has become one of Hollywood's most popular and respected actors. He also has a home in New York City.
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2: Geyser Falls Water Theme Park
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3: Jerry Lee Lewis' House
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The rock and roll and country music singer, songwriter and pianist, lives here. An early pioneer of rock and roll music, he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1986.
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4: Steve McNair's House
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This one was of the final real estate holdings of the late professional football player. He split his time between this location and his 14,000+ sq ft main residence in Nashville (TN). That location, as well as a previous home in Franklin (TN), are both also featured on this site.
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5: Jamie Lynn Spears' House (former)
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The actress lives here. She is best known for starring in the Nickelodeon television series "Zoey 101". She is also famous for being the younger sister of pop singer Britney Spears. She is engaged to Casey Aldridge and has a daughter with him named Maddie Briann Aldridge. Congrats to member "buckysbone" for finding this, as it was in our Forums section as a request.
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6: Mammy's Cupboard
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See: http://virtualglobetrotting.com/map/mammys-cupboard/
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7: Brad Arnold's House
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The vocalist in the band "3 Doors Down" lives here.
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8: Elvis Presley's House (Circle G Ranch)
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This was the singer's ranch called 'Circle G'. He, and his then wife Priscilla, spent part of their honeymoon here after their 1967 wedding.
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9: Ted DiBiase's house
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The retired professional wrestler lives here.
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10: Robert Johnson's Crossroads
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The intersection where blues legend Robert Johnson sold his soul to the Devil (allegedly).
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11: Morgan Freeman's Restaurant 'Madidi'
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Owned by actor Morgan Freeman and local attorney and businessman Bill Luckett, Madidi offers a variety of French technique dishes ranging from Rack of Lamb to Hybrid Bass.
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12: Nuclear explosion test site in Mississippi
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Most people think all of the nuclear bombs tested in the US wee out in the desert. Not so.
The two nuclear detonations were performed in a subterranean salt dome formation in Mississippi, as part of a 1960's Atomic Energy Commission Test. The test program, called Project Dribble, called for creating an underground cavity, using a nuclear bomb to do so, then later detonating a second nuclear device, as well as two gas explosives, inside the cavity. The purpose of the test was to measure the patterns of the shock waves generated by the explosions, to be better able to detect and calculate yields of similar underground tests that might be performed by the USSR. The first detonation, to form the cavity, code-named Salmon, took place in 1964 using a 5.3 kiloton bomb, placed at the bottom of a sealed 2,710 foot shaft. The second nuclear blast, a relatively small 0.38 kilotons yield shot code-named Sterling, was exploded within Salmon's 110 foot diameter cavity more than two years later. The two conventional explosives shots were performed in 1969 and 1970.
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13: Elvis Presley's Birthplace
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14: Lance Bass' House
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The pop singer, actor, film & television producer and author, owns this 5-bed, 5-bath, 5,119 sq ft home. He rose to fame as the bass singer for the pop boy band "'N Sync". A property he owns in Nashville (TN), as well as his former residence in Beverly Hills (CA), are both also featured on this site.
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15: Urban assault training facility at Camp Shelby
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16: Roberts Stadium
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Home to University of Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles football
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17: Boat Deposited By Hurricane Katrina
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18: 200 acre model of the Mississippi River
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Mississippi Hydraulic Model
A 200 acre functional model of the entire Mississippi River drainage area, located on a field surrounded by forests, and now abandoned. Constructed by the Army Corps of Engineers to model the flow characteristics of the river, as part of the design process for their numerous flood control structures. Built in the late 1940's, initially using forced labor from a German POW camp established next to the site, and used last in the early 1980's, the model is in a public park, and is still owned by the Army Corps.
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19: Chris Henderson's House
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The guitarist from the alternative rock band "3 Doors Down" lives here.
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20: Derelict F-101 Voodoo at Camp Shelby
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21: Derelict Aircraft at Hattiesburg Municipal Airport
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22: Bradley Fighting Vehicles on the move after water obstacle
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23: Columbus Air Force Base
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Former SAC base. Now a training base.
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24: Destroyed Shrimp boats
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These boats were placed here by Katrina. There are alot of them just like this all over LA and MS.
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25: Casinos in Biloxi
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Image depicts one of the many floating casinos destroyed during Hurricane Catrina (shot pre-dates hurricane)
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26: Mammy's Cupboard
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Mammy's Cupboard is a restaurant built inside a 28-foot tall African-American woman's skirt.
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27: Leatha's Bar-B-Cue Inn
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Be prepared to have difficulty finding Mrs. Leatha's, but this place is worth getting a little lost for. It is located behind an RV dealership on busy US-98 west of Hattiesburg. The first thing you see when you get past the RVs is a building with lots of wood and smoke pouring out of the vent in the roof. This is what I want to see at a BBQ parlor. The restaurant is in a separate old building next door.
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28: Pine Grove Behavioral Health and Addiction Services
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Tiger Woods' home for a while.
http://www.pinegrovetreatment.com/
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29: Jerry Lee Lewis' Ranch
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30: A.E. Wood Coliseum - Mississippi College
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31: Elvis Presley's House, Circle G Ranch
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This is the house Elvis purchased in 1966, the main reason for buying was the propertys ability to house horses, he had recently purchased a horse named "The Rising Sun". He also spent some of his his honeymoon here with his then wife Priscilla after their wedding in 1967.
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32: Davis Wade Stadium at Scott Field (Mississippi State)
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Davis Wade Stadium at Scott Field - Mississippi State University Bulldogs
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33: Todd Harrell's House
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The bass guitarist in "3 Doors Down" lives here.
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34: Battlefield -Trenches and Berms
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Trenches and berms at the Vicksburg National Military Park
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35: Mississippi Governor's Mansion
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A National Historic Landmark. Second-oldest continuously occupied governor's residence in the United States.
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36: David Nutt's House
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David Nutt is a trial attorney and real estate investor.
Nutt's home was featured in the December 2012 publication of Robb Report.
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37: Flooded Cars from Katrina
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This is a lot in South MS were they stored all of the collected cars damaged by Hurricane Katrina. It was cleared out around Oct.
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38: Navy ships under construction
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Northrop Grumman's Pascagoula shipyard, where many of the U.S. Navy's Arleigh Burke-class destroyers (DDG) and San Antonio-class amphibious assault ships (LPD) are built. Two nearly completed DDGs are visible at the southeast corner of the wharf and one on the northeast side. Also visible in the center of the southern end of the yard are two partially completed DDGs and one partially completed LPD. Just north of the two partial DDGs are portions of several more on the building ways.
These ships are transfered to the water by way of a tracked carriage system that moves them into the submersible dock section visible just south of the LPD.
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39: Keesler Air Force Base
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40: Providence Hill Farm 'Full Metal Jousting' filming location
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Providence Hill Farm LLC is where the History Channel show 'Full Metal Jousting' is filmed
HISTORY is bringing back the most dangerous collision sport in history and transforming it into a 21st-century event. But this is no Renaissance fair as the toughest riders in the nation face off in a bone-crushing competition for big money. It's as intense as it was 500 years ago, but with a twist: Traditional armor is replaced by modern suits of steel, while action is captured by high-speed cameras. Each episode features full-contact jousts in which jousters charge and collide at 30 miles an hour, and every joust is a test of courage and strength requiring nerves of steel. The last man standing takes home the cash as this extreme sport is reborn.
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42: Vaught Hemingway Stadium
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Stadium of the Ole Miss Rebels
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43: Arleigh Burke USS Kidd (DDG-100) class destroyer being built
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The Arleigh Burke class of guided missile destroyers, one of the destroyer classes of the United States Navy, is built around the Aegis combat system and the SPY-1D multi-function phased array radar. The first ship was commissioned on 4 July 1991. With the decommissioning of the last Spruance-class destroyer, USS Cushing, on September 21, 2005, the Arleigh Burke class ships are the U.S. Navy's only active destroyers.
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44: Robert Johnson's Crossroads
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45: Delta Correctional Facility
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46: Amphibious Assault Ship USS Makin Island (LHD-8) under construction
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USS Makin Island (LHD-8), a Wasp-class amphibious assault ship, will be the second ship of the United States Navy to be named for Makin Island, target of the Marine Raiders' attack early on in the United States' involvement in World War II.
Makin Island was laid down on 14 February 2004 by the Ingalls Shipbuilding, Pascagoula, Mississippi. She was christened on 19 August 2006, sponsored by Mrs. Silke Hagee, wife of General Michael Hagee, Commandant of the Marine Corps, and launched on 15 September 2006. As of 2006 she is scheduled to be commissioned in 2008.
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47: John Rankin Lock and Dam on the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway
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The John Rankin Lock (formerly named Lock D) is part of the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway. It is located in Itawamba County, Mississippi, approximately 6 miles (9.7 km) north of Fulton. It is named for John E. Rankin, Mississippi's First District Representative in the United States House of Representatives.
The Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway (popularly known as the Tenn-Tom) is a 234 mile (377 km) artificial waterway that provides a connecting link between the Tennessee and Tombigbee rivers. The waterway begins at Pickwick Lake on the Tennessee River, then flows southward through northeast Mississippi and west Alabama, finally connecting with the established Warrior-Tombigbee navigation system at Demopolis, Alabama.
After 12 years of construction, the waterway and its seventeen public ports and terminals opened to commercial traffic in January 1985. In addition to the original 110,000 acres (445 km²) of land acquired for the construction and operation of the project, another 88,000 acres (356 km²) have been purchased and managed by the two state conservation agencies for wildlife habitat preservation and mixed use including hunting and parks.
The elevation change between the two ends of the waterway is 341 feet (104 m).
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48: Savanna Street Wastewater Treatment Plant
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49: FCI Yazoo City Low Security
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Future home of Bernard Ebbers.
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50: Amphibious transport dock USS Mesa Verde (LPD-19) under construction
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USS Mesa Verde (LPD-19), a San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock, is the first ship of the United States Navy to be named for Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado. The ship is designed to deliver a fully equipped battalion of 699 Marines.
The contract to build her was awarded on 29 February 2000 to Northrop Grumman Ship Systems of Pascagoula, Mississippi, and her keel was laid down on 25 February 2003. She was launched on 19 November 2004, and christened on 15 January 2005 with Linda Price Campbell, wife of former Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell of Colorado, serving as the ship’s sponsor. Commander Shawn W. Lobree is scheduled to take command when the ship is commissioned in 2007.
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51: Grenada County Jail
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52: Fake town at NAS Meridian
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The RCTA has an Urban Training Complex (UTC) for both law enforcement and military use. The UTC is an eleven-building complex located on the Academy grounds. This location offers a secure training environment where counterdrug professionals need not worry of their training philosophies or tactics being observed or recorded by passers-by. The UTC is designed to enhance a student's performance and understanding of classroom training through effective and immediate"hands-on"application.
The complex is available for use as an independent training area for agencies not attending RCTA classes, but need a secure environment to practice and hone their counterdrug skills and tactics.
The UTC is located just north of the RCTA Headquarters building. It is designed to enhance the realism and training quality of urban training. Its design represents a realistic urban training environment. The structures that make up the UTC are as follows (please go to the Image Library for pictures):
1 ea. - Motel, two-floor, multi-room
1 ea. - Pharmacy, single-floor, multi-room
1 ea. - Office complex, single-floor, multi-room
1 ea. - Convenience Store, single-floor, multi-room
2 ea. - Mini warehouse, single-floor, multi-room
1 ea. - Rappel tower, four-floor, 40 ft.
1 ea. - Residential house, single-floor, multi-room
1 ea. - Barn, two floor, multi-room
1 ea. - UH-1 Helicopter hull
1 ea. - Mobile Home, 12 ft. X 60 ft.
1 ea. - Dog Kennel, 12 bays
The UTC was designed and constructed primarily to train civilian law enforcement officers. Priority for use of the UTC is as follows :
1. In support of courses conducted by RCTA
2. Civilian Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs)
3. Military/government organizations *
4. Other agencies
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53: Treasure Bay Casino - after Katrina
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This is the view of the Treasure Bay Casino after hurricane Katrina. The ship ended on the west side of the casino building.
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54: A-26 Invader at Jackson ANG
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55: Water Valley Casey Jones Railroad Museum
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56: FCI Yazoo City Medium Security
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57: Bombing Range
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Bombing Range in Camp Shelby,MS
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58: Gulf Islands Waterpark
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59: Saenger Theatre
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The Saenger Theatre opened on November 21, 1929, designed by Emile Weil, and operated as a movie house until the mid-1970's. It has been restored and today operates as a venue for live performances.
The original Robert Morton theatre organ is still in the building.
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60: Stennis Space Center
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NASA's principal rocket propulsion testing center, employing approximately 3,500 people. Stennis Space Center occupies nearly 14,000 acres and is surrounded by a 125,828-acre acoustical buffer zone. It boasts a seven and one-half-mile, man-made Panama Canal-type lock system used to transport liquid propellants to the center as well as a water transportation route to the Gulf of Mexico and to Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Stennis Space Center's test complex consists of two massive concrete and
steel vertical rocket propulsion test stands and a smaller concrete and steel three-position horizontal test stand. The vertical stands are utilized to test Space Shuttle Main Engines. These testing facilities are supported by a 66-million-gallon water storage reservoir, electrical power generating plant, gaseous storage vessels and cryogenic propellant facilities. Stennis is also a major oceanographic and meteorological research center for the US Navy.
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61: Southern Speedway
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1/4 mile high banked clay oval.
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62: Wilkinson County Correctional Facility
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63: President Casino Barge - after Katrina
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This is the President Casino Barge after the hurricane surge from Katrina washed it inland and ended up on the north side of hwy 90.
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64: NOAA R/V Gordon Gunter (R336) - former spy ship
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USNS Relentless (T-AGOS-18) was a Stalwart class Modified Tactical Auxiliary General Ocean Surveillance Ship of the United States Navy.
Stalwart class ships were originally designed to collect underwater acoustical data in support of Cold war anti-submarine warfare operations in the 1980s. ex-USNS Relentless is now NOAA R/V Gordon Gunter (R336).
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65: Tug & barge run into sand bar
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Looks like propeller wake still coming from the tug but the front of that barge is in solid cotact with the sand bar.
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66: Ingalls Shipbuilding
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Ingalls Shipbuilding is a shipyard located in Pascagoula, Mississippi, originally established in 1938, and is now part of Northrop Grumman Ship Systems. It is a leading producer of ships for the US Navy, and at 10,900 employees, the largest private employer in Mississippi.
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67: Grand Gulf Nuclear Power Station
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Grand Gulf opened in 1982, and reached full capacity in 1985. The plant has an output capacity of 1,300 megawatts.
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68: Airplane (Trainer) landing
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69: Two Jets over Mississippi
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70: Magnolia Motor Speedway
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This 3/8 mile high banked clay oval track opened in 2004. Its weekly program features late model stock cars and street stocks. The highlight of the season is the prestigious "Cotton Pickin' 100" event which attracts many of the top late model drivers in the nation.
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71: Radiometric targets for aerial photography
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A network of approximately 200 targets ranging in diameter from less than 1 meter to nearly 3 meters. Spatial resolution targets at SSC consist of a 150-meter painted concrete radial target to estimate system spatial resolution and two 20x40-meter painted concrete edge targets to characterize edge response and estimate Modulation Transfer Function (MTF). The tour also included a first-hand look at a sample of SSC's 20x20-meter deployable radiometric tarps. The tarps, which are of four different reflectance values, support radiometric characterization as well as edge response characterization.
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72: Ross Barnett Reservoir Dam
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73: Destroyer USS Truxtun (DDG-103) under coonstruction
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is a US Navy Arleigh Burke-class destroyer currently under construction. Her keel was laid down on April 11, 2005. DDG-103 suffered a major electrical fire during construction at NGSS Ingalls, Pascagoula, Mississippi May 20, 2006 engulfing two levels and causing damaged believed to be in the millions of dollars. she will be chistened on June 2, 2007 at NGSS Ingalls in Pascagoula Mississippi.
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74: Grove, The
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This is the famous Grove of Ole Miss. 12 acres of heaven used during tailgating for Ole Miss football games.
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75: Hattiesburg Amtrak Station
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76: Derailed train
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Probably derailed by Hurricane Katrina.
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77: Pascagoula Shipyard
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78: Small plane flying over hurricane damage
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Gulfport's waterfront is still largely in tatters after Hurricane Katrina.
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79: OB Curtis Water Treatment Plant
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80: Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine
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MSU College of Veterinary Medicine (my alma mater)
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81: Shuttle Engine Test Stand
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Test stand used to test the Space Shuttles main engines. Ground vibrates like an small earthquake 2-10 miles away when they test.
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82: Greenwood - Leflore Airport
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83: Planes in a field
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I drove by these some time ago. Some guy who has a gov contract to refurbish I believe.
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84: F-105D Thunderchief
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F-105D Thunderchief, serial 60-535
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85: Rowan Oak
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Home of William Faulkner
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86: Medgar Evers Murder
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Medgar Wiley Evers (July 2, 1925 – June 12, 1963) was an African American civil rights activist from Mississippi who was murdered by Byron De La Beckwith.
On June 12, 1963, Evers pulled into his driveway after just returning from a meeting with NAACP lawyers. Emerging from his car and carrying NAACP T-shirts that read "Jim Crow Must Go," Evers was struck in the back with a bullet fired from an Enfield 1917.303 rifle that ricocheted into his home. He staggered 30 feet before collapsing. He died at a local hospital 50 minutes later, just hours after President John F. Kennedy's speech on national television in support of civil rights.
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87: JH Fewell Water Treatment Plant
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88: Strange appartment complex in Greenville
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The trees in the middle look well established, there are parked cars all around it, the road in looks like a dirt or gravel road.
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91: Mississippi Veteran's Memorial Stadium
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The largest football stadium in the state of Mississippi.
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92: South Mississippi Speedway
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1/4 mile clay oval track. Late models, modifieds, and street stocks race here weekly with special visits by ASCS sprint cars.
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93: RF 101C Voodoo
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RF 101C, Voodoo, Serial 56-068
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95: Gulfport Naval Base
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Home of the SeaBees
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96: Christmas Airport
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I'd hardly call this an airport! I've taken off from and landed at a lot of dirt landing strips but never one this narrow!!
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97: East Mississippi Correctional Facility
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98: 'Contact 129.9'
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Tupelo Fixed Base Operator (FBO) frequency.
In the aviation industry, a fixed base operator (also known as fixed base of operation), or FBO, is a service center at an airport that may be a private enterprise or may be a department of the municipality that the airport serves. The term is originally North American, but it is becoming more common in Europe and the UK.
At a minimum, most FBOs offer aircraft fuel, oil, and parking, along with access to washrooms and telephones. Some FBOs offer additional aircraft services such as hangar (indoor) storage, maintenance, aircraft charter or rental, flight training, deicing, and ground services such as towing and baggage handling.
FBOs may also offer services not directly related to the aircraft, such as rental cars, lounges, and hotel reservations.
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99: Hancock High School & Brett Favre Field
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After future Hall of Fame football player Brett Favre graduated from Hancock North Central High School, this new H.S. was built . . . so Brett didn't go here but they named their football field after their most famous alumni.
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