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Doppelganger
A cypress tree on the still waters of Lake Conway
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Richland Gold
Beautiful gold reflections of Fall's splendor line the edge of Richland Creek.
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The Gathering
Fairview Campground played host to a semi-annual gathering of Arkansas Photographers. The campfire was a welcome site after hunting waterfalls in the Ozark Mountains.
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It's A Jeep Thing
Crossing a low water crossing on Hurricane Creek in the Ozark Mountains.
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Serving You Since 1890
One of the hidden gems of the Ozarks, Oark General Store has been welcoming guests since 1890. It is a great place to eat and a better place to relax and soak in the Ozark spirit.
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Cousins
The cousins find a creative way to entertain themselves while visiting Great-grandma for her birthday. See, it's not necessary to have an electronic device in front of you to have fun!
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Red Bluff Drive
Red Bluff Drive at Petit Jean State Park, will take you to some beautiful spots for a great sunset. Mt. Nebo is seen in the distance.
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Americana
What could be more American than classic cars, corn dogs and the color palette of old glory! This beautiful scene was at the annual swap meet on Petit Jean.
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Tupelo Trees
Louisiana Purchase State Park is an out of the way place to visit, but well worth a stop if you are in the Delta Region. The long boardwalk takes you to a marker that points out the surveying point for the Louisiana Purchase. The tupelo trees provide a beautiful canopy of green along the way. If you go during mosquito season, make sure to take your bug spray!
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Cotton Plant
Downtown Cotton Plant languishes, a product of economic decline. The entire town seems to be suspended in time, waiting for someone to rescue it.
5/31
7 days left to shape the In Bloom challenge
7/31
2 months left to shape the Get Out in the Ozarks challenge
