OT: Peanuts
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There’s not a good southbound stop.
Now, northbound out of Hattiesburg is a different story— but I’d never choose peanuts simply because I’m the one driving.
Now, northbound out of Hattiesburg is a different story— but I’d never choose peanuts simply because I’m the one driving.
The address is Seminary but it’s maybe a mile or so north of the intersection with Mississippi 42 (so a few miles south).
They do very well with catering.
Shady Acres Village
Welcome to Shady Acres Village! We are located at 624 Hwy 49 in Seminary, MS 39479. We are a restaurant, bakery and retail store. Shady Acres Village sells Jams, jellies, pickles, relish and unique gifts and boiled peanuts. Fresh fruits and veggies, and specializing in fresh Louisiana strawberries.
Green peanuts are available everywhere. Spend an hour boiling them, chuck them in a zip loc bag and enjoy.
where? in the radiator?
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Charlie Brown had hoes. Sorry about that. Couldn't help myself and I don't know where to find decent peanuts. ApologiesI thought thus might be a thread about
Heading south on 49 there was a Dollar Tree south of E. Harper off of 49 in Richland. It should be on your left in the Richland Town Center.
If you just lift a cheek a little and release a little pressure you can savor a good azz ripper for an extended period.
That’s been a place I’ve wanted to visit but with the traffic heading south on 49 on weekends, I never have felt comfortable enough stopping there.
It seems like 49 traffic doesn’t lighten up until you get past Piney Woods School.
When my in laws lived around Hattiesburg that was always our bathroom stop. They have alot of stuff in there.
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Donna's #6 is the only place i will buy mine! They cook 30-50 gallon pots daily and have it down to a science.Worth a stop any day and my wife loves everything there! the ice cream is made in the shop by the owners and is delicious. Blueberry swirl my favorite!
Legends and folklore tell the story of great great great grandmother D, and that one day when she laid a log so long it curled up into the shape of a 6. There's a bronze monument in the shape of an outhouse that still sits out back behind the site of the current store.
Although I live in Virginia, I have traveled 49S several times over the years on my way to visit family in Clem.
Next time I'm on that road, I'm pulling in at Donna's #6 to check it out and spend some money.
Side notes: Faith Hill grew up in Star. She and I went to the same elementary school and junior high school, until my family moved to a different town in MS. Years later, my aunt was the resident manager in Faith's dorm at Hinds JC in Raymond. Faith talked to my aunt about quitting school and moving to Nashville. My aunt told her to go for it . . . you're young only once.
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