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Otis Kelley

Autaugaville, Alabama · 36003

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Carport Brisket Plate by Otis Kelley in Autaugaville, Autauga County, Alabama

Carport Brisket Plate

Fourteen-hour brisket, white bread, pickles, and a scoop of beans.

  • Autaugaville
  • Autauga County
  • Alabama
  • 36003
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Tasha Redd

Prattville, Alabama · 36066

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County Line Window by Tasha Redd in Prattville, Autauga County, Alabama

County Line Window

Smoked sausage plates and fried pies out a lit-up window at dusk.

  • Prattville
  • Autauga County
  • Alabama
  • 36066
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