From Fort Bragg, North Carolina to Pasadena, California, I travelled alone in a 2003 Ford Focus to go on vacation before Christmas. On the first day, I made it from Fort Bragg, NC to Tuscaloosa, AL on I-95 to I-20. December 20, 2005.http://www.journeyto.us/content/view/32/43/ - Me and my wife's podcasthttp://www.antonioedward.net/ - My podcast

From Fort Bragg, North Carolina to Pasadena, California, I travelled alone in a 2003 Ford Focus to go on vacation before Christmas. On the second day, I made it from Tuscaloosa, AL to near Dallas, TX on I-20. December 21, 2005.http://www.journeyto.us/content/view/33/43/ - Me and my wife's podcasthttp://www.antonioedward.net/ - My podcast

Somebody on 13th st in Tuscaloosa has this weird statue on the edge of their deck.

December 16, 2000 Tuscaloosa Tornado Coverage. Unedited live coverage of the F4 tornado which tore through the southern part of Tuscaloosa, killing 11 people. This is remarkable live tornado video from the ABC3340 tower camera in Tuscaloosa. Coverage was anchored in the studio by James Spann and Mark Prater.

Generalprobe der Band vor dem Spiel Alabama vs. Hawaii

This is us cruising on our way back to Tuscaloosa after practicing landings.

Wade Shows' Fabbri Twister, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, October2006

Video de una obra de PWHT en un dia muy frio

More Alabama photos including places such as Lake Guntersville Dam, the University of Alabama, Vulcan in Birmingham, and Rickwood Caverns.

At 12:05 a.m. on 11/20/88 an F3 tornado touched down Tuscaloosa, AL, just south of I-59/20. It was 400 yards wide and on the ground for about one mile. No one died but eight were injured. A dozen homes were destroyed and 75 were damaged. $1.2 million in damage occured.

Molly LusianReMax Premiere Group

firework finale over the bridge in tuscaloosa, alabama. awesome.

A walk through the Sipsey Wilderness with Rod, stop at a swamp in Fosters, Alabama at the end.