August 8, 2024
Yesterday morning, we pulled out of our Harvest Host stop, Wood Hat Spirts, and got back on I-70 E. We drove past Wood Hat Spirts, and continued on our way towards St. Louis.
We stopped at the first rest stop we came to and checked to make sure all was well with the rig. Bruce also needed to get rid of the caffeine from the coffee.
As we got closer to St. Louis, we took I-64 S, then I-270 S to I-55 S.
We headed south along I-55 to Sikeston, Missouri. We saw lots of rock walls along the interstate. There were tall yellow flowers blooming next to the the road and in the ditches. I couldn’t identify the flowers.
The RV Park has a lot of beautiful flower boxes and hangers.
Blackberry Homestead 
Good to know that Hinton’s is a good RV park. We were in Sikeston during the spring and stayed at the Lambert’s Cafe campground. Sikeston downtown is very cute.
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We loved both places as well. We had a great time.
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We ate a Lambert’s for lunch then stopped at the Sikeston’s Railroad Depot Museum. It was a nice museum and it was free.
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MO is a pretty state! So glad you got to enjoy it and to share pictures.
I’m jealous of your clouds. We’re still far behind with our rainfall. ☹️
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We didn’t get any rain, but the system that brought the clouds brought cool weather. It went from 102 degrees F to 60’s and 70’s F.
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Sounds like a welcome change!
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It was lovely!
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