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See you later, Alligator!!
... along the main Mississippi river to the Nature reserve where the famous picture of the 'real' Bigfoot was taken! However, we were not in so much luck to meet him on our visit! We saw many more turtles and some water snakes, and even lucky enough to see a couple more alligators in baby form, with mother nearby. However, I couldn't get good pictures of these as they were deeper in the undergrowth!
After the swamp tour, it was time for us to head another one hour south to New ...
Heading to Dallas, Day 2
... would you side with? Thats one of the topics of conversation with Marge as we drive 10 hours a day sometimes.
We do have some pretty good discussions.......Dinner tonight was steak frajitas, which was awesome, made by our very own head chef (Marge). Should finish the trip tomorrow, another 7 hours and its back to work.
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Natchez Trace Part 1
Wednesday, February 23rd
Today we got up headed over to the office to pay for our site the previous night and then went for a run. The park had a lake in it so we thought it might have some trails around the park that we could run on. When Jared went to pay he asked and the lady said no but we could run through the Frisbee golf course which was all throughout the woods, so we decided to try that out. It was a pretty rigorous run through the woods. Most of it had a ...
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 ...
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