#orange beach alabama

[onthisdayts]

August 11, 2007 - The Wharf Amphitheater in Orange Beach, Alabama

[aintnobodysbusinessifido]

I love this bathing suit ❤️

[justlt000]

[zoeeofficial]

I'm so grateful for all the love and support on my new song ‘Pick Me Up’ 🎶 Taking a moment to pause and appreciate the beauty of this beach view 🏝️🫶🏼💛🌊 Please keep listening and sharing! Loving all the comments and videos/tags/shares! 🙌🏼 ����: the beautiful @vverasmakeup ✨💖 #grateful #newmusic #countrymusic #countrypop #beach #coast #sunset #sea #sky #surf #beachlife #florida #alabama #orange (at Gulf Shores, Alabama) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpqmCzZvQM9/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[ronexmark]

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[marcusallen28]

This is How an Insulation Removal Gulf Shores in Alabama Can Effectively Reduce Energy Costs!

In Alabama, residents place a high premium on keeping their homes energy-efficient, particularly in regions like Gulf Shores, and Orange Beach. Here, any Outdated or broken insulation is one often-overlooked issue contributing to soaring energy expenditures. By preferring Insulation Removal Gulf Shores Alabama, you can reduce expenses as well as increase the energy efficiency of your house. Here's how:

Why Take Out Old Insulation?

Insulation deteriorates over time as a result of regular wear and tear, dampness, and vermin. Insulation may become less effective in the humid environment of Gulf Shores, allowing cold air to seep through in the winter as well as trapping heat in the summer. HVAC systems must work harder due to outdated or improperly installed insulation, which raises energy use & electricity costs. In Orange Beach, Alabama, Insulation Removal guarantees that outdated or ineffective insulation is expertly removed to make place for brand-new, high-performance materials. This improvement eases the burden on your heating and cooling systems by improving indoor temperature regulation.

The Effect on Energy Prices

Up to 30% of energy loss in a typical home can be attributed to air leaks as well as poor temperature regulation caused by insulation failure. Better thermal resistance can be achieved by removing outdated insulation & installing more energy-efficient, contemporary alternatives like fiberglass or spray foam. By sealing gaps as well as stopping air leaks, the upgraded insulation lowers energy use and helps you maintain constant interior temperatures.

Benefits Beyond Savings

Insulation Removal Foley Alabama can guarantee you the promising benefits beyond reducing power costs:

1. Improved Indoor Air Quality: Dust, mold, and allergens that have been trapped in outdated insulation are removed, leading to healthier living conditions.

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[into-ition]

I went to the beach because the world was pressing down on me, like an iron and I was the board. Its steam did not satisfy me, it did not shoo away my kinks, it did not straighten me out. It flattened me and snatched me from my own fabric.

So I went to the beach to remember myself again. I went and sat sprawled in the sun. Its warm weight hugged me tight and I felt my bones and my heart stirring again. I could feel the bread of my life rising. I felt the little spirits flitting, racing through the circuits of my veins and celebrating themselves. I read Flannery O’Connor and never once forgot that my heart belongs to her, and that whoever I finally fall in love with will eventually have to reckon with her. The sun hugged me again. It was glad to see me. The sun smiled, happy to see me, and whispered, “close your eyes.” The sun brought me in close so I was the only one who could hear it. My eyes closed without my making them—they followed a higher order.

I went to the beach and remembered myself. I returned to myself and saw all my kinks, beautiful and crooked and unfazed by the world’s hot iron, and I loved them again. I was happy to live in my body again, and I felt home there again, retethered, certain that this body and heart were the ones I needed, ones I couldn’t proceed without. I thanked the sun and the water and the wind for reminding me of myself, and I thanked Flannery O’Connor, smiling, remembering the name of a favorite story: “The Life You Save May Be Your Own.”

[conandaily2022]

Why Alabama's Richard Roberts, Zachary Shipman, Allen Todd assaulted Damien Pickett in Montgomery

Richard Roberts, 48, is from Orange Beach, Baldwin County, Alabama, United States. Both Zachary Shipman, 25, and Allen Todd, 23, are from Salem, Lee County, Alabama.

[alabamare]

Perdido Dunes Tower

Looking for the ultimate Gulf-front living experience in Orange Beach? Look no further than Perdido Dunes Tower! This brand-new construction is scheduled for completion in early June 2023 and boasts unparalleled views of The Pass and the Gulf of Mexico from your balcony. Located on the 8th floor, this east-facing property offers stunning sunrise views while you sip your coffee in the morning.…

[beautiful-world-travel]

Orange Beach

Orange Beach, Alabama, is a hidden gem on the Gulf Coast that offers visitors pristine white-sand beaches, crystal clear water, and a wide range of outdoor activities. Located just a few hours' drive from major southern cities like New Orleans and Atlanta, Orange Beach is the perfect destination for a weekend getaway or a longer vacation.

One of the main draws of Orange Beach is its stunning beaches. The white sand beaches are clean and well-maintained, and the water is warm and inviting. Visitors can sunbathe, swim, surf, paddleboard, and kayak in the Gulf of Mexico, or take a leisurely stroll along the shore to watch the sunset.

For those who want to get active, Orange Beach has plenty of outdoor activities to choose from. Visitors can take a fishing charter out into the Gulf to catch red snapper, grouper, and other local fish, or go on a dolphin watching tour to see these friendly creatures up close. Kayaking and paddleboarding are also popular activities, with several local companies offering rentals and guided tours.

If you're a nature lover, Orange Beach has several beautiful parks and nature preserves to explore. The Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail offers hikers and bikers a chance to explore the local flora and fauna, with several different trails ranging from easy to difficult. The Gulf State Park has over 6,000 acres of protected land, including several miles of pristine beachfront, and offers camping, hiking, fishing, and birdwatching opportunities.

Of course, no trip to Orange Beach would be complete without sampling some of the local seafood. Gulf shrimp, oysters, and crab are all plentiful in the area, and there are several restaurants and seafood markets that specialize in these local delicacies. For a unique dining experience, visitors can also check out the many food trucks and pop-up restaurants that offer fresh, locally sourced cuisine.

When it comes to accommodations, Orange Beach has something to suit every taste and budget. There are plenty of hotels and resorts that offer amenities like pools, spas, and beachfront access, as well as rental properties like condos and beach houses. For those who prefer to camp, the Gulf State Park has several camping options, including RV sites and primitive campsites.

In conclusion, Orange Beach is a wonderful destination for anyone looking for a relaxing, fun-filled beach vacation. With its beautiful beaches, outdoor activities, delicious seafood, and wide range of accommodations, Orange Beach has something for everyone. Whether you're looking for a romantic getaway, a family vacation, or an adventure-filled trip, Orange Beach is definitely worth a visit.

[dylanisdazed]

What’s something worth doing in Alabama? Im planning on visiting all the states and can’t decide where to go. Should I stay south and explore near the beaches? Or stay up the north half and explore Huntsville and Birmingham? What do you think of if you think of your home state?

Well, I think of Alabama Crimson Tide and good food 😂

Despite our many failures, Alabama has some cool things. The food scene in Birmingham is one of the best in the country. I’d also recommend the Civil rights museum and art museum. Orange beach is beautiful and there are many pretty natural wonders and nice hiking spots all over the state. Huntsville has space stuff and isn’t far from Nashville. If you like sports, a visit to Tuscaloosa is fun.

The best thing to do in Alabama though….is me.

😂💚😏

[the-august-one]

Something caught my eye during the first episode of True Detective: Night Country.

Stacy Chalmers, the woman who nearly crashes into Jody Fosters car, is wearing a T-shirt that says Orange Beach Alabama.

I'm originally from that area so I know that Orange Beach is right next to Gulf Shores.

Ted Childress "is setup in uh Gulf Shores now" is what Marty is told when he asked who was in charge when Marie Fontenot's case was closed with the now infamous words "report made in error".

Now, we know Ted ended up back in Louisiana where his son, Errol, ended up tying him (or his corpse) to a bed in a shed outside the family plantation house.

Now could be that the comment about him ending up in Gulf Shore is a lie for some reason, or it could be true and that Ted stayed there for a time doing...god knows what, but probably more of the same as what he got up to in Louisiana.

If thats the case, I feel certain that Stacy Chalmers knew Ted and/or his ilk somehow.  That t-shirt is NOT an accident. Not on this show.

[greendayauthority]

“Great to play in Alabama where my stepfather Gordin Smith was born and also laid to rest. 🙏🏽 He was a good man who taught me a a lot, and once again I can see why he loved his home state so much! Thank you so much for making us feel so at home tonight! 🎶” — Mike Dirnt

Orange Beach, AL, 6 September 2017

[crowfootwrites]

I've been re-watching Law & Order: SVU from the beginning again and this go 'round seems to have inspired something in me.

If you follow me for Star Trek stuff, I hope you stick around; I still have lots of ST content I'm trying to work on. But I also have some SVU headcanon that I've been working on, so here you go! 😅

This HC prompt is from @silentshayshores-2! Featuring Olivia, Elliot, Amanda, Sonny, Rafael, Munch, Fin, Nick, and Casey.

Something small that they enjoy?

Olivia Benson:

Olivia loves a good nature documentary. Not only do they help her unwind after some long, hard days at the precinct or on the move, but they also help remind her about the beauty in the world, effectively counteracting some of the terrible things she sees on a daily basis. They’re even more effective if she can watch them on the couch with you curled up beside her.

Elliot Stabler: 

Elliot has spent literal years of his life making meals out of vending machine offerings, but his all-time favorite are sour cream and onion potato chips. He has a weak spot for them and will order them as a side to his sandwiches or grab a bag out of a machine whenever he can. It’s almost nostalgic, but not necessarily in a positive way, as he considers all the times he couldn’t make it home for dinner and had to make do with chips, pretzels, sodas, or cold coffee.

Amanda Rollins: 

She might be a little self-conscious about it, but Amanda has a thing for music boxes from her childhood – despite having been something of a tomboy, she always appreciated their beauty and fragility. She’s got twirling ballerinas in pink tutus, carousel horses, a snowglobe from Orange Beach, Alabama with sea turtles floating around in it that plays “Down by the Bay”… She also hangs onto them because her girls love them.

Sonny Carisi: 

Sonny’s all about a good cup of coffee – he’ll drink the swill brewed at the station if absolutely necessary, but he’d always rather indulge in a quality cup of coffee. It’s even sweeter if you’re the one to bring it to him or if he can share it with you.

Rafael Barba: 

Edith Piaf – I HC that Rafael loves vinyl and uses his record player whenever he’s home. He loves classical and jazz, which make him feel refined (and calm when he’s had a rough day in the office) and he has a soft spot for chansons realiste, of which Edith Piaf is his favorite performer.

John Munch: 

John Munch loves a stand-up comedy special and you can’t convince me otherwise. With his quick wit and cleverness, I think Munch secretly harbors a belief that he could have been a comic in another life. He loves to watch the specials, especially classics like George Carlin, who we know Munch appreciates for his critique of the American landscape.

Fin Tutuola: 

A good deck of playing cards; although we know Fin is pretty handy with a video game controller, he feels there’s something timeless about sitting around a table with friends or family members shooting the breeze and playing cards. Speed is your game of choice, so Fin’s been challenging your reign pretty insistently, determined to beat you at your own game.

Nick Amaro: 

Where the Wild Things Are – Zara used to beg Nick to read to her before bed whenever he was home, and this was almost always her choice. He keeps a copy of it on his nightstand after Maria and Zara move to DC to remind him of those soft, slow memories of reading with his baby girl.

Casey Novak: 

Casey loves it when you bring her lunch at the office. She’s almost always too busy to remember to eat, so to have food brought to her, accompanied by your smiling face is something that will always get her to slow down and take care of herself, even if only for 15 minutes. It could literally be a sandwich and a cup of coffee and she’d still look at you like you hung the moon.