In the heart of dixie, GBA finds themselves in the middle of a race, becoming bored of driving, and finding out that Fink is afraid of heights.

We recharged all of our electronics at LeFleur's Bluff State Park. The park was cool, and I feel like I didn't really get to see the park much because we were having troubles with the DVD production. It looks as if 10 episodes, plus extras was almost too much for the DVD. We were able to squeeze it all on there, but I'm just worried that the next DVD may only be able to fit 8 or 9 episodes with extras. I'll worry more about that when we reach that point. Our next destination would be Rocky Springs Campground.

Rocky Springs was a free campground, so after nagging Kim about the price for a while, she caved in and said we could manage it. It was a simple loop campground, with some interesting trails. One of these was the old Natchez Trace Parkway, and not the paved road that it is today. Although there was a sign that said

 Montgomery is home to one awesome celebrity: Sammy Stephens. Well, Kim rolls her eyes each time I mention him, but he is the man. We first rolled into the Montgomery Flea Market parking lot not really knowing what to expect. The youtube video of him is funny, but you can't