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Birmingham, Alabama - A Culinary Tour After my Montgomery visit, I joined the group from Travel Media Showcase (TMS) that traveled north by bus to Birmingham. This city is a little larger than Montgomery proper, at about a 230,000 population, but the total Birmingham area has about a one million population. Its largest employer is the University of Alabama at Birmingham and several significant banks and life insurance companies are also headquartered there. Historically, Birmingham, the largest Alabama city, was noted as the "Pittsburgh of the South." [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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Subject: Norm's Culinary Tour
Well, Norm, Have us "foodies" totally corrupted you - in agood way? orange and chocolate martinis, Makers Mark for dessert, grits and then a "man's facial" - you never cease to amaze me! Great article. I want to experience sweet Alabama. Brenda