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See you later, Alligator!!
... didn't disappoint! It wasn't long until we saw our first look at a swamp turtle, and we were in real luck because that was followed shortly with our first sighting of a alligator! This alligator was not at all shy neither! It came straight up to the boat and wasn't afraid of the people in it! The Tour guide said that we are safe, however you wouldn't want to get on the wrong side of this animal!
After the company of the alligator, we headed deeper into the swamp, this also ...
Heading to Dallas, Day 2
Long day of driving today....time change back to central, Road report for the south........awesome roads so far (Marge says because they don't get the weather the north does).....she might be right. Here is a intersting tidbit............So if we had a civil war today and you were from the south and your wife was from the ...
Natchez Trace Part 1
... trails we could check out though. Some of the places we stopped included a section of the Old Trace that we were able to walk on, a trail through Tupelo – Baldcypress Swamp (the only wildlife we saw was a small toad), and the Ross Barnett Reservoir Overlook. We decided to stay the night at a campground near the reservoir Goshen Springs. It was a pretty nice campground and most of the sites had full time people staying in them. We got all set up and spent the night hanging ...
Drivin' Miss Max
... on the trace, and commercial vehicles are forbidden to use it. YAY! Most of the time we had the parkway to ourselves. Safe and secure amongst the trees, some rolling fields, and freshly cut grass, we saw lots of unafraid deer and fawns, bobcats, many birds of prey and what I am sure was an armadillo rooting around In the soil by the side of the road. Drive on ...
Mississippi Petrified Forest
The Mississi Petrified Forest is located in hills and ravines hollowed out by nature during the past century. The size of the petrified logs indicates that as living trees, these stone giants were one hundred feet tall, and perhaps a thousand or more years old. Nature changes this forest each passing ...
Amenities
- Swimming pool
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
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