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The Fabled “Holy Grail” of the Gulf Coast

Coming out of Mobile, Alabama on the Causeway, once you cross under I-10 this marker sits at a busy parking lot for fishermen.

Coming out of Mobile, Alabama on the Causeway, once you cross under I-10 heading east, this marker sits at a busy parking lot for fishermen.

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This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged Bay of the Holy Spirit, fishing along the Mobile Bay Causeway, History of Mobile, I-10 fishing, Mobile Alabama, Spanish Fort Alabama on May 6, 2013 by Eileen Saunders.

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