After our leisurely drive across Florida's panhandle, we found our way to our Harvest Host location on a farm south of Dothan, Alabama yet still in Florida. Jada loved all the critters on the farm and caught a few of them on "film."
We had a pleasant overnight at the "Moonpie Farm" then continued north to a Harvest Host spot featuring domestic bison.
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| Bama Bison campsite |
Although we never found our human hosts, we had no trouble following their directions to our camping spot and enjoyed an evening hike around a pond on the property. Our stay was quiet and comfortable and we did see a few bison in a distant field.
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| These sculptures were at the trailhead park as we stopped enroute to ride the Chattahoochee Valley Railroad Trail. |
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| This old brick plant was at the railhead park. |
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| This colorful carousel wasn't working during our ride, yet the local kids must love it when it is running. |
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| As we approached the furthest point from the trailhead, near "Hills Island" on this map, Jada's bike dropped Jada to the ground where her helmet kept her head from hitting the asphalt. She immediately got up, pulled her bike off the road and laughed off the event. She's a trooper!🚴👍 |
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| Our Harvest Host this evening was a brewery. Murph was happy! |
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| We passed this well maintained mural on our walk before dinner. |
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| The brewpub provided a wonderful, most welcome dinner. |
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| One of many interesting displays in the Beacon Brewery. |
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| Full moon |
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| Sunset at the brewery |
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| Fun pics at the brewery |
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| Our last campsite for this trip was outside Atlanta with a Boondockers Welcome host. While not a farm, they still had numerous animals on the property. |
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| Jada made great friends with the locals! After a couple evenings and a nice walk around the neighborhood, Kelly VI and I left Jada at the Atlanta Airport for her return flight to Arizona. |
