Left Branson around noon. Went out
for breakfast before we left. Only 130 miles today to near Joplin , MO.
And before you ask – No – we
didn’t go to any shows. Really screwed that up. Too hot, too rainy and no show
on Sunday except at the same time as the race. Looking back I wish we’d gone to
show instead of watching race.
Now this is a bust – right next to
the campground. Don’t think it would set on a pedestal very easy.
Not much to take pictures of along
the way. Just some fall color on the limestone.
And a typical Missouri farm. Looks so peaceful.
And again I can’t get over how
many “Adult” stores there are in Missouri
along the I-44. Tomorrow we cross over into Oklahoma
– probably as far as Oklahoma City .
Finally I got around programming
the DirectTV remote so we don’t have to use both it and the TV’s remote. One by
one we are getting things set up and convenient.
It was so beautiful out we took a
walk around the campground and fed the ducks, fish and turtles. We’re staying at the KOA in Joplin , MO
They also have cabins for rent.
Some of the many ducks resting in the shade.
We watched this guy/gal preen for about one half hour. Never stopped except to poop. I know more information than you needed.
The fish pond with island at the front of the campground. Campground provides the corn and fish food.
Some of the catfish in the pond, about two to three feet long. BIG mouths on them.
And turtles too.
Walked back by the ducks - they were waking up and going swimming.
And some babies - their little wings are just nubbins still.
Just floating around.
Bill had these guys eating out of his hand but my reactions weren't fast enough to catch them doing it.
Can't get over how warm it is out. Lovely day.
Looks like good weather and sounds like a nice campground. Hope you enjoyed the pizza
ReplyDeleteI just noticed the reflection of the bird in your door window. Did you know it was there when you took the picture?
ReplyDeleteactually that is a stained glass window in the door. will try to find a picture of it to post
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