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Dwarfed by Arkansas’ oldest magnolia tree, planted in 1839 in historic Washington, Arkansas, an important stop on the Southwest Trail and the 1830s Choctaw Trail of Tears. There is much to see in the fascinating Historic Washington State Park. #washingtonarkansas #choctawtrailoftears

New year’s day fun with Bill. I was helping with the soldering but I think taking pictures is more my speed.

Awesome way to start the longest night of 2019, with a fun run through the neighborhood Christmas lights with @dragooadventures ! #wintersolstice2019 #runoklahoma

Buffalo Springs in the Chickasaw National Recreation Area was originally known as “Buffalo Suck” because it was a wide, muddy area where animals could wade to access water, according to the National Park Service. In the 1930s, the Civilian Conservation Corps built this circular stone enclosure along with much of the park’s designed landscape and its stone structures. The flow from this spring and nearby Antelope Sorings is estimated at five million gallons per day, forming Travertine Creek. This view is from the remnants of the former picnic area and perimeter road, now grown up with small trees and thorny greenbrier. The current trail runs on the opposite side of the spring. #chickasawnra #chickasawcountry #thisisoklahoma

Along Route 66 in Chandler, Oklahoma. Is this an old sign that’s been restored or a new one? Anyone know? Great sign, regardless. #historicroute66 #chandleroklahoma #route66oklahoma #oklahomaroute66

An oft-photographed spot but it’s hard not to keep taking pictures of the beautiful Lincoln Bridge in the Chickasaw National Recreation Area in Sulphur. Almost-winter days in Oklahoma were made for getting outdoors to places like this! #chickasaw #chickasawnra #lincolnbridge #chickasawcountry #travelok #thisisoklahoma

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