GULF SHORES, AL - Rain couldn't keep the folks away from dedicated the new two-mile extension of the Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail from the Gulf Oak Ridge trailhead to Alabama 59 in Gulf Shores. Cosmo's provided the food and several dignitaries …
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GULF SHORES, AL - Rain couldn't keep the folks away from dedicated the new two-mile extension of the Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail from the Gulf Oak Ridge trailhead to Alabama 59 in Gulf Shores. Cosmo's provided the food and several dignitaries were on hand including Hugh S. Branyon. (JOHN MULLEN/Islander Photos)
