Rolling Fork ambassadors Lynne Moses, Meg Cooper and Mary Corban stop for a picture on the porch of the "blues cabin." The cabin was moved downtown from nearby Mont Helena Plantation and serves as a replica of Muddy Waters' birthplace. The Muddy Waters Mississippi Blues Trail marker is just a few steps away from this cabin, which serves as a museum and welcome center during the Deep Delta Festival and the Great Delta Bear Affair. If you haven't spent much time in Rolling Fork, or aren't very sure where to find it on the map, I encourage you to visit and experience the great hospitality, arts, food and music. Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Rocking in Rolling Fork
Rolling Fork ambassadors Lynne Moses, Meg Cooper and Mary Corban stop for a picture on the porch of the "blues cabin." The cabin was moved downtown from nearby Mont Helena Plantation and serves as a replica of Muddy Waters' birthplace. The Muddy Waters Mississippi Blues Trail marker is just a few steps away from this cabin, which serves as a museum and welcome center during the Deep Delta Festival and the Great Delta Bear Affair. If you haven't spent much time in Rolling Fork, or aren't very sure where to find it on the map, I encourage you to visit and experience the great hospitality, arts, food and music. 
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Mary Margaret,
We are so glad you came to Rolling Fork!
It was a fun day for us, too ! Please come back for a visit very soon.
Mary Corban
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