This picture kind of sums up the mood of the photography today.
Old & busted.
Prairie Grove, Arkansas is definitely an interesting place. Not exciting, but interesting.
First, we visited the college at Cane Hill.
Allegedly the first college in the state of Arkansas - but then was moved to Fayetteville.
There was slight rain, so to protect my camera, I wasn't spending much time framing or looking for different angles.
The bell tower was really messy inside. It basically became a dumpster.
You can even see the graffiti. Nice.
Ched said that they have festivals here every year. Here is where all four people who come actually get to sit down.
I wonder if they fight over the tall seat.
Then we visited a cemetery.
This was a very creepy place. Very old & rustic.
We saw a few masons tombstones.
Next was the old Flour Mill outside of the Cane Hill village...
These running water pictures are taken at about a 1 second exposure. Also with an aperture setting of F32. Which for photographers out there is about as small an opening as I could do on my d60. Anything much longer was over exposed, even on the overcast day.
I crawled down to the creek bed....the mill is much more interesting from there.
Finally, we took the driving tour ("Battle Tour") of the Battle of Prairie Grove.
So, I found out this little humble town has quite a bit to be proud of...
until next time...
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