Showing posts with label Taylor Grocery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Taylor Grocery. Show all posts

Friday, March 8, 2013

Heading for the hills, then. . . home

Cathy and Richard on the Square in Oxford. (Can you tell which Witt prof has just returned
from an intense week-long service immersion trip in a remote area?)
The statue of the Confederate Soldier on the Square gets a visit from Ezra.
Oge and Moses, outside the Lyceum (with Moses helpfully indicating
the origins of the Ole Miss logo).
The Lyceum.
This afternoon we found ourselves worlds away from Cary, in Oxford, Mississippi with Witt biology prof and native Mississippian Richard Philips as our tour guide. We took in some of the sights in town, then headed to Taylor Grocery for a farewell dinner of catfish and hushpuppies.

Outside Taylor Grocery, waiting to go in and eat.




Friday, March 9, 2012

Friday night in downtown Taylor, Mississippi


Our final day of adventure is topped off by dinner at the fabled Taylor Grocery, just outside of Oxford—known for its catfish and hushpuppies (which we were, of course, quite happy to try).