I started the day off with a morning walk. Greenville is a quaint little town that time has forgotten. I walked through neighborhoods that haven't changed in 50+ years.
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| Adam's favorite loose meat sandwich. The town's taste buds haven't evolved in 50 years either! |
On the way to eat lunch we stopped by a garage sale and scored two fabric folding chairs. They are way more comfortable than the bagged camping chairs we have. Sweet find for $13!! We went to Adam’s favorite pizza joint for lunch in the next town over. We gathered some change and played pinball in the back room while we waited for the food to arrive. There was also a jukebox hanging on the wall and I played some awesome tunes from my favorite old school Country artists like Reba and Garth. The pizza came and it did not disappoint. I haven’t had but half a slice of pizza in two months since starting my weight loss plan. This pizza was cut into squares, so I am pretty sure that makes it healthier and fewer calories. After lunch we took Adam’s mom’s scooters for a spin.
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| This is how it looks when I go fast |
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| If a vampire were to pull up next to me, this is what I would do |
We cruised the neighborhoods, the country roads, and the park. At the town park, they have ponds, a Girl Scout “little house”, and peacock cages. The birds were beautiful.
Greenville is also the home of the Annie Oakley museum. We stopped by, but they charge a $5 admission and I saw all I needed to see in the foyer.
We did however admire this rock where apparently Indians ground corn? At least that is what the sign says. I’d like to believe that’s true.
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| This is how I would grind corn if I were an Indian. |
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