Mother's Day dinner at Windy City Grille 2026 in Hernando, Mississippi

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[BnaBreaker]

Thanks for the tour! I've never been to that part of suburban Memphis. I didn't expect Hernando to have such a nice little historic core.

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Originally Posted by BnaBreaker

Thanks for the tour! I've never been to that part of suburban Memphis. I didn't expect Hernando to have such a nice little historic core.

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[xzmattzx]

Nice pictures! Hernando looks like a pleasant place.

I was going to fly into Memphis to visit family in western Kentucky 4-5 years ago. They normally use Nashville's airport, but flying into Memphis would've given me the chance to stop in Arkansas and Mississippi, two states I have never been to. I would've walked around Hernando just to get an afternoon in Mississippi in. Some year, I'll probably still end up doing that.

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Originally Posted by xzmattzx

Nice pictures! Hernando looks like a pleasant place.

I was going to fly into Memphis to visit family in western Kentucky 4-5 years ago. They normally use Nashville's airport, but flying into Memphis would've given me the chance to stop in Arkansas and Mississippi, two states I have never been to. I would've walked around Hernando just to get an afternoon in Mississippi in. Some year, I'll probably still end up doing that.

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[Doady]

Those awnings and balconies over the public sidewalk looks so weird to me, but I guess it is normal thing in the south.

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Originally Posted by Doady

Those awnings and balconies over the public sidewalk looks so weird to me, but I guess it is normal thing in the south.

Yeah Doady, not sure that was the style for a lot Southern cities in 1940s, and 50s. It was to bring the buildings closer to courthouse I believe