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Hot Springs, AR - Memphis & Cookeville, TN
We loved our campsite at Hot Springs National Park. The week flew by quickly with hikes, trips to town and lots of campfires and new friends!
Pulled out Friday and headed to Memphis, TN where we stayed at a state park near downtown and enjoyed oysters @ Pearls Oyster House and later a stroll down Beale Street and fantastic ribs at B.B. Kings.
The following morning, we headed to Cookeville, TN and landed ...
Sick as a Dog
... for our bikes (which no bike shop keeps in stock, apparently), we went home and Amanda passed out. Around 8, we ordered pizza from Molly O'Brien's. Aunt Linda and Uncle John left to pick it up just as a huge thunderstorm struck. Wind was blowing the trees all over, rain was coming down hard and lightening was striking every second. Good thing the pizza was worth the dangerous drive. We all went to bed shortly after eating more than our fair share of ...
Wonder Where "Arkadelphia" Got Its Name?!
... books, as well as broken school desks, discarded from the white schools. There were still "Whites Only" restaurants, separate drinking fountains and bathrooms, and blacks were required to go to the back of the bus. The "Little Rock Nine" desired the best education they could receive, and wanted to attend Little Rock Central High. They had hopes, too, of one day living in this country when the lines of segregation would be ...
President Clinton's Arkansas
... There are also fountains where people come to fill all sorts of containers with the thermal water that is touted to be 4,000 years old, healing and very pure. We got a jug for our coffee water.
It is quite of nice little city and has lots of shopping and restaurants and community facilities. This is where President Clinton lived when he attended high school. What a great place to grow up.
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Gardens, Tower and a Scenic Byway
... in the first place we saw called the Brick House. Our waitress was a 65 year old ding bat. Delightfully confused. The food was good and I coffeed up.
After brunch we walked back down the Promenade and noticed the trail head up the West Mountain from which the 47 natural springs flow. At the top of the mountain is the Hot Springs Mountain Tower. It's 120 ft tall and is in it's 4th reincarnation. Built in 1983 it has ...
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- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
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