One week we rode out to a peanut farm with Mike & Debra. We haven't been to this peanut farm before and Mike and Debra like boiled peanuts (yuck!) so they went after some cajun boiled peanuts. We went to see the old farm down a dirt road and get some roasted peanuts. $5 for about 5 pounds.
The two large stainless steel tubs in the above picture is where they are boiled in water.
OK, here's something you don't see every day. On the way back from the peanut farm we stopped at a Civil War historical site where the Union Army crossed the Fish River on their way to Mobile. We were chewing on some peanuts when this old bike with a sidecar pulled up. I talked with the driver and his passenger, see the red star? It's a WWII Russian bike. It was assembled from WWII surplus parts just after the war.
Here's what our site looks like today. It's been a little chilly the last day and the forecast continues with 50 at night and 60 daytime but sunny. It should warm up next week into the 70s. As you can see some of the trees have lost lots of their leaves. Some will be green all winter and the pine trees will be too, of course.
