July 01, 2016

Culturally Quirky Tallahassee, Day 2 Pt.2 #BBTallysItUp #iHeartTally

Gracias to +Visit Tallahassee for hosting this mini staycation.  
Opinions and crazy comments are all Babushkas.



HolaHolaHola Beautifuls!

 Architecture and Archives, History of Florida and History of Craft Beer,Beanz for Lunch,with an Illuminating Dinner and then ending the noche by a Campfire Cantando the Blues.

That's how BB started the last post, and it ended by saying we were going to see the History of Florida after lunch. Bueno, let's end the suspense. Babushka was speaking of...



HISTORY OF FLORIDA-

None other than BB's beloved Mission San Luis!! Si, been there many times y hope to go many times more; each time's a new adventure with new stories to see and learn.  And when you're being escorted by the Spanish Deputy Gobernador Jacinto Roque Perez himself, you know there were going to be plenty of stories.





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A 5 minute video- in full length there's 48 minutos...



Host, Hispano, y Politico...  Ya tu sabes!!!


Mission San Luis is an actual site where Indians and Spaniards lived together, raising families and keeping the English at bay.  As you can see by the pictures, the re-enacters are quite knowledgeable and thanks to that and the natural beauty of the land, one truly feels transported to 1703.

Mission San Luis
2100 W Tennessee Street, (850) 487-3711



Re-energized from a visit con mi gente, off we went to a place Sweetie would love.


HISTORY OF CRAFT BEER-
Craft Beer Brewery Proof Brewing Co. Tallahassee Florida


Que ambiente mas lindo, the relaxed attitude here says much for their staff and their beer.  Proof Brewing Co. specializes in "craft beer". That's beer made with care,originality, a true craft.  Listen as Regional Sales Director, Alan Truesdell gives us an explanation of the process. 



Proof Brewery
644 McDonnell Drive, (850) 577-051
7www.ProofBrewingCo.com 
@ProofBrewingCo


Ahora estaba picando el hambre, a little bit of the tummy tug was starting, 
so our next stop was another electic/electric taste bud treat. 

ILLUMINATING DINNER

The Edison Restaurant. Y si, pun was intended.


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The Edison truly does have an electrifying history.  

"In 1921, the City of Tallahassee built The City Electric Building to serve the growing population and its demand for electricity. The plant converted coal into gas, providing lighting and heat for the city’s residents. Serving as the power plant for both electricity and gas, you could often find a line of people waiting outside the building to pay their monthly utility bills up until the mid-1950s." directly from The Edison's site, they explain and show pics of the original and how they converted it while still maintaining much of the original structure.


If you ask BB now what we ate, no hay manera she could tell you. Pero Chef John Minas "se lo comio" as we say in Cubaneo, and "Lo comimos"- TODO. We ate it ALL. In reality, we were so stuffed, we wanted to go to the back of The Edison to digest the comida and the great outdoor amenities y view. If you can't see the waterfall turning colors up above, go to the original Instagram post to enjoy it. Belleza.


The Edison
470 Suwannee Street,
 
(850) 765-9771
www.EdisonTally.com
 @edisontally


Pero, it was time to go to the last stop of the night.


CAMPFIRE CANTANDO THE BLUES-

Babushka had no clue- ni idea this existed in Tallahassee.  Not only does it exist, but it's part of a historical legacy, the Mississippi Blues Trail. Part of the charm of the Bradfordville Blues Club is its location.  You have to really want to be there to get there. Honestamente, BB thought the guide had too long of a night and had lost her way or had forgotten how to get there, that's how out of the way and backwoods this is.  Pero the "too long of a night"?  Energizing and feeling like a fun family reunion, the excited anticipation of our host Laura was contagious.  Listen to her background info and then live the night via video; Babushka promises you too will want to bailar under the stars.




Tampa Bay Times reporter Ben Montgomery  wrote an excelente post about the BBC, capturing its corazon and a bit of its historia. The article- Bradfordville Blues Club in woods near Tallahassee a soulful secret . Pero si quieres a full out verbal history, listen on as owner Gary Anton tells it his way.





Bradfordville Blues Club
7152 Moses Lane
850-997-4359
www.bradfordvilleblues.com/
Feibu: Bradfordville Blues

Musicians in video:
Johnny Sansone w/guest Bill Wharton The Sauce Boss


And that was Day 2, Part 2.  Ya vieron why it was dividido into 2 partes?  Oh My.
Lots verdad?? Pero BB not wanting to visit any of those???

JU SO FONII!!!

Can't wait to show you what Dia 3 had in store for us.


BB2U


P.S.  For those who missed Part I 
Culturally Quirky Tallahassee, Day 2 #BBTallysItUp #iHeartTally |



Bohemian Babushka
Bohemian Babushka

Groovy Spanglish speaking Grandma of 6 who loves life and all its adventures. Motivational while still keeping it real, Babushka shows how all things looked at with gratitude are good, and how to say to la vida- JU SO FONII!!!

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