Mississippi Day Trips and Cool Places - Official Thread

[wngrog]

Thanks Chef. You will be there ......

I literally have spent 19 years in this job. On the road. Hauling ass from point to point.

I just recently started slowing down and looking

 

[wngrog]

Thanks @BMThiker for the design

 

[SHUSH]

No cheeseburger on hood?

 

[TroutBear]

or tamales from Does?

 

[BMThiker]

*Pig approved

 

[77TLCFJ40]

That's really cool.

 

[pmccraney]

Repra-zentin

 

[under_psi]

Yo. Got mine on too, with a fresh Lou's sticker (no more pink fade)

I may not see a lot of MS. But I eat enough to make up for that.....

 

[JTU]

@wngrog gotta get one of those stickers!

 

[TroutBear]

Same here - how does one go about acquiring one of those stickers? the Cottonland one too for that matter...

 

[Bossman]

Somehow more fitting for my 3FE powered junk...

 

[jynx]

I need a couple of those....

 

[wngrog]

Como MS is cool. Superb food town. Great history and a bunch of amazing houses to boot.

 

[Papalud]

Working in the Delta today. Decided to take a break and found Bear Lake just north of Marks. It's on a hunting camp, but the old guy that was out here said to help myself. I love the Delta.

 

[wct49]

this snake picture made me tee tee on myself.

 

[Papalud]

this snake picture made me tee tee on myself.

I was sitting on my tailgate, looking out at the lake. When I looked down, it had come up from the water right under my feet.

 

[Papalud]

How this sign hasn't been stolen I have no idea. Want.

 

[Godwin]

Working in the Delta today. Decided to take a break and found Bear Lake just north of Marks. It's on a hunting camp, but the old guy that was out here said to help myself. I love the Delta. View attachment 1321561

Diamondback watersnake. This one looks kinda small, a large adult will be 4+ feet in length. They're harmless and feed on fish and frogs. Common in the swamps and backwaters of rivers of the lower Mississippi basin.

 

[offr0adlim0]

Only good snake in my book is a dead one.

 

[Papalud]

Diamondback watersnake. This one looks kinda small, a large adult will be 4+ feet in length. They're harmless and feed on fish and frogs. Common in the swamps and backwaters of rivers of the lower Mississippi basin.

Cool. Knew it wasn't poisonous from the head shape, but had no idea what kind. This one was about 2 feet.