THE CRAWDAD HOLE - JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI -

Mark description

The mark consists of a red circle with a thin white line inside the thicker red section of the circle and near the outside edge of the red circle. The red circle has a circle centered within it which is clear (it takes on the color of the medium behind it). A thin white line surrounds the outside of the inner clear circle. A red crawfish (also know as a crayfish or crawdad) is standing vertically in the middle of the image, partially covering the clear inner circle and thick red circle, with its left claw raised upwards and its right claw extended horizontally in the image. The crawfish has teeth and is smiling with its mouth partially open. The crawfish has two antennae, which extend from its head and into the thick red circle. The tail, antennae and claws, primarily located inside the clear inner circle, partially cover and extend over the thin white inner line and onto the thicker red circle. The Words "THE CRAWDAD HOLE" appear in white font within the thick red circle and above the crawfish. The words "JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI" appear in white font within the thicker red circle and below the crawfish. A hyphen in white font is before and after "JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI".