First, lunch at Susie-Q in Rogers . . .
I know it doesn't look like much, but these are happy memories.
Then a little side trip on the way to Hobbs State Park to check out an old favorite location east of Rogers – and a glimpse of deer in the front yard of a house we once frequented. I’m pretty sure this is the same split-rail fence that was here when we lived in Rogers 30 years ago . . .
Then another little side trip to War Eagle Mill . . .
The ultimate destination of the day was at the developing Hobbs State Park. Presently it is approximately 12,000 acres of pristine wilderness. We were attending a pre-construction meeting for the planned visitor’s center, and enjoyed stomping around in the woods.
The dogwoods were in full bloom, even after a freeze earlier in the week . . .
Huckleberries in bloom . . .
Perhaps there are dinosaur bones in these hills . . .
Heading back to town, we drove by Beaver Lake to compare the water level since last January.
2007
2006 (not a quality photo, but shows the contrast since last year)
. . . dry lake bed - January 2006 - cars in distance are parked in area that is normally covered with water.
The drought the summer of 2005 exposed quite a few submerged structures. This is the Monte Ne "Pyramid" . . .
The drought the summer of 2005 exposed quite a few submerged structures. This is the Monte Ne "Pyramid" . . .
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