Auburn at Ole Miss: Tailgating with Uncle Ed

Game Day. Outside the home of Ed and Elizabeth Dean.

Tailgating in The Grove at Ole Miss.

Friendly Enemies.

The Lyceum.

Lots of tents

Ventress Hall, towering over the tents

Alpha Delta Pi's new Chaplain

Grace and friends

Game Time

Pre-game Pageantry

Pre-game Hype

Touchdown, Ole Miss!

Treadwell jumps for joy (before Auburn broke his leg).

Then Auburn scored; and scored some more.

The Chi Omega House

Early the next morning, I return to the Memphis Airport the same way I arrived.

Meanwhile, Back at Ole Miss...

Grace's new car decorations

Grace and Bags

Mary Collins

Bouré Restaurant - Oxford, MS

We'll have the fried crawfish, shrimp and grits, fried green tomatoes and the salmon BLT!

The Lyceum at Ole Miss

Designed by neoclassical architect William Nichols and constructed in 1848, it is the first and oldest building on campus. It originally contained classrooms, a lecture hall, faculty offices, a geological museum, and the library. Today, it houses the administrative offices.

The Kennon Observatory houses a Grubb Refractor telescope purchased in 1893 and

a CDK reflector telescope with an electronic CCD camera.

Grace says people just come and stare at the beauty of the copper domed structures.

It's like they are "observing the observatory."