We stopped at the Muscle Shoals Library to view the second of a series of sculptures that are to be placed throughout the Shoals Area over the next few years.
This sculpture depicts a bass player in a studio session.
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| Singing River Sculpture |
First, we stopped at several different auto parts stores looking for a part for my husband's Fireo.
We ate lunch at Peppers in Muscle Shoals before beginning our adventure.
We shared a Lifeline Turkey and Avocado Sandwich, Chips, and Rotel with Salsa.
Roasted turkey, arcade sun-dried tomatoes, spring greens, cucumbers, and fat-free sun-dried tomato basil vinaigrette on a toasted whole-wheat bun.
Both ordered a large tea.
We stopped at a junkyard in Russellville.
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| Town of Littleville |
On our travels, we passed many cows grazing in the fields.
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| Maybe some black Angus cows |
We rode to the Bankhead National Forrest.
We rode through the town of Moulton on Highway 33, around many curves, up the mountain, down the hill, down a very long gravel road.
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| Grove of trees on Bankhead Highway/33 Highway |
We turned off Highway 33 onto Hickory Grove Road (a graveled road), which went on for several miles.
We passed an abandoned chicken barn, cows, barns, ponds, and a couple riding horses, and they were holding hands.
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| Caspey Creek |
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| Two lovebirds |
We crossed the Caspey Creek Bridge, and we stopped to take some pictures.
We came out on Highway 41 South, then traveled on Danville Road to 157 University of North Alabama Highway, and continued on to Highway 101. We crossed Wheeler Dam on Highway 72.
We ordered a pineapple and ham pizza from Pizza Hut and took it home to eat for dinner.
YUM.
