For its second edition, Oxford Occasional traveled southward to home of famed outsider artist, Butch Anthony; a lengthy journey to the deep south that required a stop in the trading settlement of Cedar Shoals, Georgia (present-day Athens) to rest our feet, imbibe in good drink, and stock up on necessary provisions for the remainder of the journey. We reached our destination of Seale, Alabama – home of the world-famous “Doo-Nanny” on Saturday morning. We quite enjoyed the Doo-Nanny, a pleasurable event including a film festival, outdoor architecture, the snake-a-torium, a wildly unsafe bonfire, and heavy doses of old-timey music. We hope that some of you did receive word of our travels via the post. We apologize to those who did not – please pass on your mailing address to us so that we can be sure to send you something next time.
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24 March 2009 at 1:40 pm
jeanneflint
Hello!!
The photos are great…they really show the vibe at the Doo-Nanny.
Can’t wait untill this Saturday to doo it all again!