The Mykawa Pea Farm had several hectares (5 to 10 acres) of farmland around it. In the summer there would be rows and rows of peas growing. Sometimes there would be inmates in stripes picking the peas, with a shotgun toting guard watching. The building was far back off of Mykawa. I saw this this about 1965 to 1968. The thing I remember most was Honda Hill. It was on the northern edge of the Pea Farm, and back from the road about as much as the building. It was a hill of dirt about 3 stories tall. I thought it was either soil that was removed from the fields, or topsoil that was to be put on the fields. We found Honda Hill was the perfect place to ride our bicycles and minibikes. I heard stories of guards running the kids off, but I never got caught. I had a minibike that was not much more than a lawn mower engine on a bicycle frame. Centrifugal clutch, so it was very primitive. No lights, no horn, and the only brake was a joke (a paddle that pressed against the rear wheel). Honda Hill had a steep side (straight down) and a not so steep side. I had to push my centrifugal clutch up one side and then try to build up enough speed to fly off the steep side. Big thrill. Sometime after I moved, the Pea Farm was closed down and a city jail opened south of Bellfort. I thought that the Pea Farm was north of Bellfort. Somewhere near Donoho. I remember reaching Honda Hill from the back, not the Mykawa side. Does anybody have the address of the original Pea Farm. Please tell me I was not crazy enough to drive that totally not street worthy minibike several miles down two lane blacktop Mykawa.