November 12

We continued to drive up Highway 61 through Port Andrew, Vicksburg, Rolling Fork and then highway 1 along the Mississippi River , although we couldn’t see it past most of the levees.

We drove through small towns— some very pretty and many downtrodden. We passed fields and fields of harvested cotton and corn. Cotton balls dotted the edge of the highway blown there during harvesting or while being transported.

Cotton field
Bales of cotton waiting in the fields
Getting ready for transport
Bales of cotton on trucks on the highway.
We ate our lunch along the Mississippi River
Crossing the Mississippi River into Arkansas. The River is the boundary between the 2 states.

Look at this beautiful campsite on the lake at Mississippi River State Park Campground near Marianna, Arkansas. In addition to the gorgeous campground, the staff were just delightful.

View from our campsite
Our own private bench to watch the lake.

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