Saturday, August 29th

We ate a little breakfast at the motel and left for Arkansas. Road 82 miles to the border and crossed over into Arkansas. On our way west the farmland change two more farming. Cotton, corn, Milo, soy beans and rice. We sauce and fishponds. We stopped in at a John Deere dealership and Don ask some questions about what the crocs were. We saw a plantation house built in 1871, "Heathman Plantation"  we crossed over the Mississippi it to Arkansas and turn south to West Monroe, home of "Duck Commander."  The farms on west side of the Mississippi were mostly corn soy beans and rice lots of rice and they were harvesting it with big John Deere combines like we would use for wheat. We stopped in a little town & had a terrible hamburger, I didn't think you could mess up a hamburger so bad, but I was wrong & they charged 50 cents for 1 little ring. We found the "Duck Commander"  store & mostly looked. Since we were just 40 miles from it Paco wanted us to come really bad, it didn't take us long to shop. We came down Hwy 165.  We heard at Willy's Diner the food is really good. We are going to find out.