Fall in the Ozarks

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We start with a short visit to the Confederate Cemetery in Fayetteville, Arkansas

These photos were taken the last part of October 2008

People from all walks of life and from various areas visit the cemetery

A place to sit and reflect

From the cemetery we ventured to the countryside just south of Fayetteville. This area is called White House.

An about face from the barn on the road we were traveling

Down the road we came across this barn. It's days of usefullness had passed years before.

A little further down the road we found this barn still in use to store hay

The colors seemed to get stronger as we came along this meadow with trees along the road on each side

This barn with the bowed roofline was in the field across from the meadow

Crossing the river further along we caught this shot with a storm blowing in

A closer view of the cliffs

Our route from the previous shot takes us down this road

Reflections in the creek set the stage for this shot

With the water level down in the creek we were able to get the previous shots. We had passed this area then backed up to get the previous pictures.

On down the road we could see the rain approaching, however in didn't prevent us from getting more beautiful shots

The First United Methodist Church in Winslow, AR

Take Me Home Country Road

Moving right along, we headed north on Highway 170 towards Devil's Den State Park.

What a find. We stopped to take a picture of the above barn, then turned around and there was the one below.

Inside the park at the dam and waterfall

After leaving the dam area, we headed back south on Highway 170. We stopped at this pavilion area that overlooked the road we had traveled.

Moving right along Highway 170

Last selection for this page. Again on Hwy 170

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