Now, at age 65, I’m still driving around, with a new and profound sense of wonder. Later I began to wander from them and ramble through towns with a litany of colorful names-Midnight, Alligator, Panther Burn, Egypt-unsure what I was searching for. I mean WTF With all that's in the news lately about Facebook, I would think Fingersoft would want to distance themselves from Facebook. In my mid-forties, to connect with the memory of my younger self, I began driving Delta roads as a pastime. 1 Posted by u/kpaddler 3 years ago Facebook Now whenever I start HCR2 on my android, I get a popup telling me to log on with Facebook to connect to Hill Climb Racing. I’ve always been fascinated by the dramatic drop you experience just north of Yazoo City-near the southern end of the Delta-when your car goes down a hill and, suddenly, the land looks tabletop flat for as far as you can see.

But if I’m being honest, I didn’t fully appreciate the richness of this place until I was well into middle age, when I came back to Mississippi to teach after decades of living in the Northeast. My family once lived in the Delta, and I’ve been visiting it since I was a child.

I know those photos intimately from the pages of books, but when I’m here, I’m also wandering through the early pages of my life. Sometimes when I’m driving through a stretch of this crescent-shaped part of northwest Mississippi-not to be confused with the region hundreds of miles south of here where the Mississippi River flows into the Gulf of Mexico-I look at the landscape and feel like I’m in one of those classic shots taken by a Depression-era photographer like Dorothea Lange.

The flat fields of the Mississippi Delta seem endless, and they can magically transport a traveler into the past.

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