Calvin and his brother took an epic bike ride on the Natchez Trace Parkway.I went along in the car for support and while they were riding I actually got to visit the sites along the way and walk segments of the original Natchez Trace.
We flew to New Orleans and then rented a car and drove to Natchez, Mississippi. We didn't have time to explore Natchez, but we did spend the night at the Linden Historic Bed and Breakfast.
After a very formal breakfast the boys hopped on their bikes and headed for the parkway.
While they rode I visited the Emerald Mound used by the Natchez people AD 1250-1600 as a ceremonial mound.
Mount Locust Historic Inn, the last remaining historic roadside inn on the Trace built about 1780 with a lovely little cemetery
The bikers headed off
and I explored the ghost town of Rocky Springs which consists of a few foundations and church built in 1837 which is still used today.
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