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SJ 2010 NOLA Page 2
Couldn't leave Tupelo without a look at Elvis Presley's Birthplace, just a few blocks from where I stayed.
After that I went back to the Trace, with a lot of miles ahead of me. Wanted to make it to Natchez by dark, so I'd have to move along at a better pace than the first day.
How many times was this story repeated throughout the country?
above tall white pines
redtail soars in deep blue sky
pileated calls
Another of the many Mounds found along the Trace. This one part of Bynum Mounds site.
Soon the bluebirds should be returning to Wheeler Hill. This one at Bynum Mounds.
Hre you can see how the use of the trace over such a long time wore down the ground.
heron glides away
reflection in still water
Chaung Tzu's butterfly
The Trace through Southern Pine country.
It'll be another five weeks or so before Red Maples bloom on Wheeler Hill.
meandering stream
water barely moving on
I've miles yet to go
once a grand estate
all that's left, two monuments
a few daffodils
This from Cowles Mead family cemetery by Jackson, MS. Once a great estate occupied the site.
A lavish home, "Greenwood," aprominent family - early 1800s.
At times, the boundaries of the Parkway are close to the road. This, near Natchez.
Spanish Moss starts appearing in the southern portion of the road.
This cliff, ice-age dust from disances away.
The southern end of the Trace, Natchez, MS.
Now, on to New Orleans!
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