Courtyard By Marriott Little Rock

... last ride thru because my motel is 5 mi south of I-40. The motel seems to have little on the city itself so I will peruse my guide book and see what else is noteworthy besides the Clinton Library. I got all excited that there was a barbecue place beside the motel, until I realized it was abandoned.

... but I just didn't feel like doing that. Whenever I stayed in one place for more than a few days I got restless: I think I need friends and/or some more stability, like having my own place and being able to unpack and have my own room, to stay in one place for any longer amount of time, which I just wouldn't have while traveling.<br><br>So I'm back, and I hope this experience has changed me for the better. I plan on trying ...

... and sauce here too. After photographing five beautiful children at the river front, we jumped in the car and drove to Central High School. CHS is the location of the famous Little Rock Nine. The nine brave African American teenagers who perserved through so much abuse and hatred to receive an education that they were more than entitled to. The visitors center was beautiful and we happened to walk in just as atour was ...

Ok..so after a unfound 126 Exit and many phone calls, all of our group (with exception of Whimpy's car...we temporarily lost her but she is stoped a few exits away!) stopped at a Wendy's for lunch. The trip has been pretty uneventful so far. Thnakfully no break downs or any big problems. We are almost done eating and then will head back on the road we are a little over a thrid of the way there!! And trust me all of the girls are sooooooo excited, and the coaches are pumped ...

After a full day of packing and cleaning the house on Saturday, we woke<br>up Sunday morning ready to go. We had a few last minute things to take<br>care of, so we left a little later than we had planned - around 8:45<br>a.m. Google Maps and the GPS had us taking 316 to I-20 in Atlanta, so<br>we followed it. There was very little traffic on a Sunday morning. From<br>Atlanta, we headed west on I-20 into Birmingham, Alabama. In<br ...

I hope everyone enjoys this misadventure with my Dad and myself. We will give updates and pictures as we go along. The official time of departure will be Friday? We r only 2 WEEKS behind, but should be for a good trip. Well will talk to u on the 12th

... and Clyde,Al Capone Etc.Saw the gowns of the first lady of the politicians of Arkansas.<br>Drove to the capitol of Little Rock and saw the statues about civil rights.<br>Drove home to our hotel .Big help the car's GPS.<br>Had dinner at Waffle;s House near the hotel.It is a chain restaurants all over the south.Had waffles and pecan pie.<br><br>

Park in Peabody Hotel garage,Pay a parking machine with credit card.<br>Wait for the march of the ducks from the penthouse to the fountain.Peabody Hotel is famous for this.There is a red carpet and a duck master.Many tourists are waiting, like waiting for a celebrity.<br>Saw the duck's room and the dancing floor in ...

... television cowboys. The exhibit contains some nice costumes, etc., but the exhibit does not include Slim Pickens. What an injustice!!! Anyway, after the museum, I walked along the river to the bookstore. The bookstore is a five minute walk along the river to the River Market area, a few blocks of new restaurants, art galleries, etc. After perusing the bookstore, I drove around Little Rock to see what's what including the state capitol building. Little Rock is a ...

... go down and walk each display, economic change, world hunger, peace talks and wars (but not too much of that). The gains, the good that happened in eight years. Remember this! It speaks out loud and clear, a lot of good accomplished, don't forget. The place is crowded, jammed, there's hardly space to walk, excitement, you can feel it and I'd like to stay all day, the energy has charged me up, but I remember bigger plans, a room in Memphis ...