A Bicycle Friendly Community…
I was privileged to attend the recent ceremony at the Little Rock City Hall where Ken Gould presented the award of an Honorable Mention as a Bicycle Friendly Community by
December 10, 2007
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I was privileged to attend the recent ceremony at the Little Rock City Hall where Ken Gould presented the award of an Honorable Mention as a Bicycle Friendly Community by
I know, this is my third recent post about Cane Creek State Park and the new trail but as more photos and some video have been coming in from that
So now I’m sticking the last two posts together to show what we did this week. Tourism needed some fall mountain biking and hiking shots for future publication and tv
Well, Some will say that fall color was a bit of a bust this year. Of course some years you just have to know where to look. I was up
Southeast Arkansas sometimes gets a bad rap. It’s not real hilly and many areas have been cleared for farming and are pretty treeless. But there are some wonderful pockets of
October is a very busy outdoor month for us. The first cool air, open the windows up, get outside. It doesn’t help that there are a multitude of outdoor events
Sorry, I meant to get a post up about the rest of last weekend and blew it. It’s been a busy week around here. I mean it’s almost Halloween, parties
Sometimes I get a bit carried away. This weekend was one of those times. The plan — Leave early on Friday and go to Daisy State Park on Lake Greeson
After having lived all over the country I finally settled here in Arkansas. I like the place. It has lots of small towns, friendly folks and an uncommon diversity of
So about a year ago the Big Dam Bridge connecting walking and biking trails in Little Rock and North Little Rock opened. Lisa and I had looked forward to this