I have longed to visit Britain Mill since I first discovered it online before Covid hit. Isn’t it interesting? We are now dating things in our lives pre- and post-Covid. I finally got an opportunity to arrange for a visit and head to Ash Grove, Missouri, after contacting mill owners Clyde and Janet ...
Giraffe Stone Architecture in the Ozarks
Once you see one, you’ll see hundreds. Giraffe stone architecture will spring out at you from city streets and rural settings. From small homes to stores to schools to churches, giraffe-style architecture is hard to miss. According to Arkansas blogger Liz Harrell, even though giraffe buildings ...
Driving Arkansas’ Scenic Highway 7
I found an old book, published in 1997, titled “The Most Scenic Drives in America,” from “Reader’s Digest.” The book offers 120 tours of the continental US. I realized some of the routes might have changed over the years, but I seriously doubted that the landmarks would change that much. To kick off ...
A Visit to Hulston Mill
Hulston Mill belongs in an elite and small group of two existing water mills in the Missouri Ozarks (that I can think of, anyway) that can claim having been moved from streamside to another setting. Right off the top of my head, the other mill is the Ozark Mill, found at Finley Farms in Ozark, ...
Hiking to Hawksbill Crag
I’ve seen stunning photographs of Hawksbill Crag throughout the years, and it has been on my must-see list for quite some time. This past fall, my husband and I decided to slip down into Arkansas at the end of October to leaf peep and to find this amazing geological formation. Hawksbill ...
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