My grandparents moved to Mountain Home back in mid 1952. I was 11 years old when we as a family of 7 made that trip in a classic old car, a 2x4 stretched across the back seat so the five of us kids could see outside. My oh my what memories come to mind.👍❤️
I've been living here in Eureka Springs for the better part of 40 years. I really got a kick out of your navigating the narrow streets here Russ, lol. Great stuff. Riding the Trolleys is my favorite means of transportation here. Parking is scarce. Loved your walk up behind downtown Basic Park. If I had my druthers, I'd rather be living in an RV somewhere around Quartzsite AZ, but I definitely can't complain about living here. Excellent video, best I've ever seen of Eureka Springs, by far. 👍
Wish you had had a chance to see the Crescent Hotel and where the Passion Play is held. First went to Eureka Springs in the 70s and it still has the same charm today in the downtown area.
Cotter Arkansas, trout capital of the World..Beautiful stop. Big Springs Park..fresh water springs a Beautiful bridge R.M Ruthven Bridge that crosses the White River from Cotter to Flippin..my families neck of the woods, flippin is the home of Ranger Boats
Thanks Russ! My wife's Grandparents were born in Eureka Springs around 1890 and lived there until they married and moved to Western Oklahoma for his work in the oil fields. We have visited there on a few occasions. Stay safe and enjoy your trips!
Hey Russ, got some AR info for you about this trip. Piggott, AR was the home of Ernest Hemingway & his 2nd wife, Pauline. Ernest wrote a part of "Farewell to Arms" while living there. There is the Hemingway-Pfeiffer House museum in Piggott. Also, in Eureka Springs, you missed going to the "haunted" Crescent Hotel. My wife & I went to Eureka Springs every Thanksgiving weekend for several years with our close friends. The funnel cake store you pointed out was our favorite place to rest & have a tasty funnel cake. This trip brought back memories of our time in AR. We retired 8 years ago & transplanted to Spokane, WA to be near our daughter & family. Thanks for sharing this trip!
If you ever return to Eureka Springs, try to visit the (supposedly haunted) historical Crescent Hotel & see the Christ of the Ozarks statue. The residential streets are packed with 100-year-old elegant "Painted Lady" Victorian homes.
The place does not feel right at all. Been there several times. When they found jars with human remains in them buried on the grounds at the Crescent Hotel, you know something is not right about the place. Not to mention it being used a place to cure cancer but no one was ever cured. People suffered, died and were being used as test subjects by a psycho doctor and his staff. All truth.
It is not supposedly haunted it is absolutely haunted. Fact. My mother helped reopen the crescent hotel in 1972 when I was 12. I saw the nurse downstairs and no one believed me for 10 years. Now they’re all about it with their ghost tours. $$$$$$$$
I'm seriously looking to move out of Florida to Arkansas. Your videos are making me go now! Years ago was visiting there and fell in love. Beautiful yet still rugged. Thank you😊
The Crescent Hotel is awesome and there's a Catholic Church where you enter at the top of the steeple and walk down several stories to the ground floor with a beautiful gift shop in the church. You really missed out on several sites..maybe another time. Enjoy your videos! 💗
If you had went to the right of the building instead of the left in town, there is a paying parking lot. I am from Arkansas. You consider to travel highway 7 from Harrison to Hot Springs, if you have not done it yet. That is a nice ride. Maybe, also, slide over to Petit Jean State Park. We enjoy your videos! Thank you for sharing your adventures! Safe Travels!
Hey, RVerTV, we just discovered your channel and really enjoy riding along with you. Most recently we have been inspired to visit Eureka Springs, so thank for that one. Last year we visited Iceland and rented a camper van to travel around the country in. We were curious about your van and if you have a kitchen or toilet…. Thank you!
Eureka Springs is one of my favorite places in the Ozarks. You saw about half of the town. When you decided to make a loop, you could have continued going up to the top of the hill to the Crescent Hotel. The whole town is gorgeous. It is best to park and take the trolly all around town. Best way to see everything. Love your videos!
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The Crescent Hotel is the best! Hopefully you made it west of town to the KOA Kampground. Just beyond that is a wonderful walking nature trail and waterfall at Blue Spring on Hwy 62.
Thanks for sharing! Eureka Springs was the best! I would love to drive all through that downtown area at night! I imagine the lighting is great there after dark! Let the journey continue!
Thank you for showing the beauties of Arkansas , unlike so many that nit pic an try to find any place that is run down just to trash talk this wonderful state
TH-cam suggested ur video, and let me tell u, I grew up on these roads learning to drive on them. My grandmother lived in Agnos AR, which is 4 miles west of Ash Flat on 62/412.. this brought back memories and tears for me as I cherish those memories. Thank you sir, for those are some of the best memories of my life
Pocahontas native, born and raised here, moved away in the military and had to come back after being outta state for over a decade. Glad to see I'm not the only person who appreciates the laid back, take care of your neighbors kind of community we have here.
@@rvertv thank you, we really do have a beautiful state. As you mentioned, the shades of green are innumerable, everything so full of life with all the rivers that converge in Randolph County
My grandparents moved to Horseshe Bend Ar when they retired...my childhood memories there are precious...my brother retired to Yellville Ar...Arkansas is a great place to be!!
Buffalo River is the best water in Arkansas. There is a steep old mine road they preserved in the State Park. In eureka springs we used to stay at the Old Schoolhouse, and it was large and airy and the magical but it got struck by lightning back in the 90s I think it was and burned down.
@@rbjones72703 it's been decades since we drove up there and we asked the residence at the little house up there on the hill about it. My family loved that place.
What a beautiful place Arkansas and Eureka Springs is! The same kind of crazy development took place at spa towns / health resorts in the UK and Europe back in the day, they built everything so tight together and never would have imagined the kind of traffic we have today.
I’m commenting while the video is playing and that’s the least amount of traffic I’ve ever seen in Eureka Springs. I’m hoping while you’re visiting that you’ve heard of and visit the Crescent Hotel that has a very interesting history, complete with ghosts.
Hi Russ that Eureka springs was crazy. Back in Pennsylvania it reminded of a little town called New Hope along the Delaware River. You had an interesting trip.
In Hardy, the big leaf plant is called Elephant Ear. When I visited my Mom's family in the 1960's in New Orleans. They had Elephant Ear plants near the house. I used to listen to the rain when it hit the plant leaf. That was cool for me.
The hot springs, in Eureka Springs and the Ozark Mountains are Beautiful, so many quaint college towns. RIVERS, White river, the Ozark mountains. Read up on the rich and famous going to Arkansas to soak in the hot springs.. its just lovely there.
Nice job in my backyard. You missed the Crescent Hotel and the Christ of the Ozarks right there in Eureka. Travel north and cross the swinging bridge of Beaver taking you right back around to 62 Hwy. Glad you enjoyed your visit. Usually bustling with folks eating and shopping. Many springs in the hillside all over Eureka. Downtown is a central spot of stuff. Come back stay longer see what you missed. Thanks for a great video.
I'm so glad you traveled thru my home state. You missed alot of Eureka Springs by not staying on 62 business and went up to the The big historic Hotel at the top. Please come back and stay longer and explore more of the town. Also drive across our Version of the Golden Gate Bridge at the little town of Beaver really close to Eureka. My home town is Huntsville about 45 minutes south of Eureka Springs. Northwest Ark is truly God's Country!
Enjoyed your video, especially Eureka Springs. My wife & I were married there back in ‘91. We had a vacation home in Holiday Island & have many great memories. Next time you’re in that area, take 187 from 62 over to 23 & travel across the Beaver suspension bridge. It’s a great drive!
Some of this reminds me of when I was a little girl and my daddy;s best friend had a house boat on a lake in SC. I remember spending weekends there...me, my Ma and Pa, and Lane and Betty, my Godparents...I slept on a pull out sofa, and I remember the gentle rocking ofthe houseboat ...there was a window next to my sofa where I could see the stars...to this day, as a 59 year old woman, my dream is to experience that again...doesn't have to be a houseboat...but just camping😍
Sitting in my chair with my dog on my lap and traveling through Arkansas with you. I also have my Google maps up and following along on the journey. One day, between all your actual journeys and the places you would have liked to stop, I would love a travel guide. I'm getting closer and closer to doing some road trips too. I've fantasized about moving from town to town and staying maybe a month at a time to really reach out and explore before moving to the next small town.
Hi Russ: The Note about the only US Highway connecting Canada to Mexico. US 62 is not the ONLY highway, it's the only US highway. There are still a couple of interstates (I-5 and I-35, for example), but those are Interstates, not US Highways. Of course, those interstates replaced other US Highways that originally connected Canada to Mexico. Interstate 5, for example, wiped out US 99, which connected Canada to Mexico back before 1964. Great video!
Exactly what I would do,growing up in pope county Arkansas and as a truck driver I can appreciate the history and interesting places shown here 🚛thanks
❤ Arkansas did some digging for crystals and diamonds, IT WAS HOT! Beautiful state for sure. They look like storybook towns. Thanks Russ for another great ride 😊👍
Ha Russ on a bus 🚌 YOUR van is like a bus. I like the way you fixed up your van on the inside quite cozy to work and sleep in sir. I enjoy some the museums you tour 😊
St Francis my hometown Wow😮Retirement State Slow Paced Arkansas Greenery Farmland The Natural State Arkansas 🍀🌲🌳🏕️I’m in Little Rock Arkansas Scenic Drive thru Arkansas small towns is Wonderful Beautiful Gods Handywork Always 🥰 Awesome me 😮Thank You What A Gem Our State. Safe Travels 🙏🏾
Wow!! Eureka Springs was AMAZING!! I only live 6 1/2 hours from there. When I head south again, I will definitely stop there and walk around. So cool!!
Just found your channel a few days ago when your travel show about Arkansas popped up on TH-cam feeds. I grew up in Southwest AR but my husband and I, along with our two children, lived near Pocahontas for 5 yrs in the early 90’s. We saw all the sites up that way. Eureka Springs and Hot Spring are popular places for Arkansans to visit. Eureka is famous for several of its haunted hotels and all the old buildings, including gorgeous old homes and all of its shops. Often Eureka Springs visits entail a trip up to Branson MO to go to the amusement park Silver Dollar City. You mentioned the houses on stilts. Good to see Pocahontas has made a come back. They had a terrible flood this n 2017. There are often earthquake tremors over that way due to the New Madrid fault line. There was a 7.5 in the early 1800’s. Look forward to watching more of your videos. Thanks for posting them.
Yall come in back ya hear there is so m as ny mote things to see all over the state if u like to do road trips petit jran mountain Hit spring lots of mobsters use to stay there one of their favorite places to stay at lots of waterfalls old towns. Ghost towns. Im Suzy. Nice yo meet u and stay safe
I enjoyed your trip through Arkansas. You missed so much. There was an Ernest hemmingway house in Piggott and you missed the passion play passion of Christ statue and the old insane hospital called the Crescent Hotel in Eureka springs. I guess you didn't have time but next time stop by! We'll worth it!
My husband and I just got back from Arkansas. We stayed in bentonville and drove all around. MT ida was the furthest south. The mountain areas are really beautiful.😊
Lived in Rogers juat down the rd on 62 bout 30 miles, we used to ride the harleys over bout 2 weekends a month during the summers, lots goin on, and even in the winter if we wanted to get away for a weekend in a quit place,, again eureka springs was great as most tourist places were shut down but afew hotels/restaurants were open so quiet with no tourists in town 👍
Being a former truck driver, I have driven this road many times. Is a wonderful drive to make in a car so you can stop and look around when you feel the urge.
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My grandparents moved to Mountain Home back in mid 1952. I was 11 years old when we as a family of 7 made that trip in a classic old car, a 2x4 stretched across the back seat so the five of us kids could see outside. My oh my what memories come to mind.👍❤️
Hello Russ
Eureka Springs brought to mind Jerome and Bisbee.
That's what I was thinking exactly.
I've been living here in Eureka Springs for the better part of 40 years. I really got a kick out of your navigating the narrow streets here Russ, lol. Great stuff. Riding the Trolleys is my favorite means of transportation here. Parking is scarce. Loved your walk up behind downtown Basic Park. If I had my druthers, I'd rather be living in an RV somewhere around Quartzsite AZ, but I definitely can't complain about living here. Excellent video, best I've ever seen of Eureka Springs, by far. 👍
Wish you had had a chance to see the Crescent Hotel and where the Passion Play is held. First went to Eureka Springs in the 70s and it still has the same charm today in the downtown area.
Cotter Arkansas, trout capital of the World..Beautiful stop. Big Springs Park..fresh water springs a Beautiful bridge R.M Ruthven Bridge that crosses the White River from Cotter to Flippin..my families neck of the woods, flippin is the home of Ranger Boats
Thanks Russ! My wife's Grandparents were born in Eureka Springs around 1890 and lived there until they married and moved to Western Oklahoma for his work in the oil fields. We have visited there on a few occasions. Stay safe and enjoy your trips!
Great video! Eureka Springs is a picture perfect postcard town. I think Arkansas is becoming my must go to state to visit.
It’s a great state for a road trip!
I love your journeys. Greetings from New Zealand❤🎉😊
Hey Russ, got some AR info for you about this trip. Piggott, AR was the home of Ernest Hemingway & his 2nd wife, Pauline. Ernest wrote a part of "Farewell to Arms" while living there. There is the Hemingway-Pfeiffer House museum in Piggott.
Also, in Eureka Springs, you missed going to the "haunted" Crescent Hotel. My wife & I went to Eureka Springs every Thanksgiving weekend for several years with our close friends. The funnel cake store you pointed out was our favorite place to rest & have a tasty funnel cake. This trip brought back memories of our time in AR. We retired 8 years ago & transplanted to Spokane, WA to be near our daughter & family. Thanks for sharing this trip!
great trip, but eureka springs, wow, fabulos. i hope to visit that place some day. amazing thank you for sharing
If you ever return to Eureka Springs, try to visit the (supposedly haunted) historical Crescent Hotel & see the Christ of the Ozarks statue.
The residential streets are packed with 100-year-old elegant "Painted Lady" Victorian homes.
Well said. My thoughts exactly!
The place does not feel right at all. Been there several times. When they found jars with human remains in them buried on the grounds at the Crescent Hotel, you know something is not right about the place. Not to mention it being used a place to cure cancer but no one was ever cured. People suffered, died and were being used as test subjects by a psycho doctor and his staff. All truth.
It is not supposedly haunted it is absolutely haunted. Fact. My mother helped reopen the crescent hotel in 1972 when I was 12. I saw the nurse downstairs and no one believed me for 10 years. Now they’re all about it with their ghost tours. $$$$$$$$
Yep, he really missed the mark not seeing the Crescent Hotel and its hauntings and filming the painted lady homes! Too bad.
I'm seriously looking to move out of Florida to Arkansas. Your videos are making me go now! Years ago was visiting there and fell in love. Beautiful yet still rugged. Thank you😊
The Crescent Hotel is awesome and there's a Catholic Church where you enter at the top of the steeple and walk down several stories to the ground floor with a beautiful gift shop in the church. You really missed out on several sites..maybe another time. Enjoy your videos! 💗
My daughter and granddaughter live in Arkansas and I will be heading there soon hopefully. Thanks Russ
It is a pretty state
@@danielknepper6884 you got that right. Everyone must have a full tank of gas because they go forever 😂
If you had went to the right of the building instead of the left in town, there is a paying parking lot. I am from Arkansas. You consider to travel highway 7 from Harrison to Hot Springs, if you have not done it yet. That is a nice ride. Maybe, also, slide over to Petit Jean State Park. We enjoy your videos! Thank you for sharing your adventures! Safe Travels!
Too cool for school thank you❤
I just found your channel, I watch it on my big screen. I feel like I’m right there with you. Thank you for sharing your beautiful travels.
Yes, I've gone places I've watched Russ explore, and actually feel like I've been there before.
Hey, RVerTV, we just discovered your channel and really enjoy riding along with you. Most recently we have been inspired to visit Eureka Springs, so thank for that one. Last year we visited Iceland and rented a camper van to travel around the country in. We were curious about your van and if you have a kitchen or toilet…. Thank you!
Eureka Springs is one of my favorite places in the Ozarks. You saw about half of the town. When you decided to make a loop, you could have continued going up to the top of the hill to the Crescent Hotel. The whole town is gorgeous. It is best to park and take the trolly all around town. Best way to see everything.
Love your videos!
Well said. I was just thinking the same thing!
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Thanks so much for your video.
God bless you and be safe on the highway.😊
Beautiful road trip, thank you ❤Eureka Springs reminds me of Jerome Arizona WITH trees 😊
I noticed that too! Lots of similarities.
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You're in my hometown Pocahontas Arkansas I live in Memphis Tennessee now
7th generation Arkansan here 👋 Really enjoyed watching this. Thanks for sharing our beautiful natural state with others. 💎
Pretty cool to see you in my neck of the woods … Northwest Arkansas. Beautiful part of the country … lots of trees, rivers/springs, and good people.
The Crescent Hotel is the best! Hopefully you made it west of town to the KOA Kampground. Just beyond that is a wonderful walking nature trail and waterfall at Blue Spring
on Hwy 62.
Thanks for sharing! Eureka Springs was the best! I would love to drive all through that downtown area at night! I imagine the lighting is great there after dark! Let the journey continue!
Thank you for showing the beauties of Arkansas , unlike so many that nit pic an try to find any place that is run down just to trash talk this wonderful state
Russ you must have slept good from all the walking you did around E.Springs. Beautiful scenery and a great trip around town.
TH-cam suggested ur video, and let me tell u, I grew up on these roads learning to drive on them. My grandmother lived in Agnos AR, which is 4 miles west of Ash Flat on 62/412.. this brought back memories and tears for me as I cherish those memories. Thank you sir, for those are some of the best memories of my life
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Pocahontas native, born and raised here, moved away in the military and had to come back after being outta state for over a decade. Glad to see I'm not the only person who appreciates the laid back, take care of your neighbors kind of community we have here.
Glad you enjoyed the video! I love that part of Arkansas.
@@rvertv thank you, we really do have a beautiful state. As you mentioned, the shades of green are innumerable, everything so full of life with all the rivers that converge in Randolph County
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Love Eureka Springs. Very spiritual and haunted place.
I loved Eureka Springs! I need to go there. I just checked the Trolley map and times, you can leave your car at the parking lot and still get around.
My grandparents moved to Horseshe Bend Ar when they retired...my childhood memories there are precious...my brother retired to Yellville Ar...Arkansas is a great place to be!!
I'm having a great day here in Toledo Washington
It's going to be nice here today, about 71 degrees
Buffalo River is the best water in Arkansas. There is a steep old mine road they preserved in the State Park.
In eureka springs we used to stay at the Old Schoolhouse, and it was large and airy and the magical but it got struck by lightning back in the 90s I think it was and burned down.
It did burn down but there area a few pieces left
@@rbjones72703 it's been decades since we drove up there and we asked the residence at the little house up there on the hill about it. My family loved that place.
My husband and I took a trip to Eureka springs about 10 years ago. I absolutely LOVED it. We want to move to that area eventually.
What a beautiful place Arkansas and Eureka Springs is! The same kind of crazy development took place at spa towns / health resorts in the UK and Europe back in the day, they built everything so tight together and never would have imagined the kind of traffic we have today.
I’m commenting while the video is playing and that’s the least amount of traffic I’ve ever seen in Eureka Springs. I’m hoping while you’re visiting that you’ve heard of and visit the Crescent Hotel that has a very interesting history, complete with ghosts.
I really appreciate your point of view and narrative style. More positve than some other channels
Hi Russ that Eureka springs was crazy. Back in Pennsylvania it reminded of a little town called New Hope along the Delaware River. You had an interesting trip.
In Hardy, the big leaf plant is called Elephant Ear. When I visited my Mom's family in the 1960's in New Orleans. They had Elephant Ear plants near the house. I used to listen to the rain when it hit the plant leaf. That was cool for me.
We had elephant ears everywhere growing up in south Georgia, I recall breaking a leaf off and using it for an umbrella.
Thanks Russ!
The hot springs, in Eureka Springs and the Ozark Mountains are Beautiful, so many quaint college towns. RIVERS, White river, the Ozark mountains. Read up on the rich and famous going to Arkansas to soak in the hot springs.. its just lovely there.
No hotsprings in Eureka Springs
Hotsprings, AR is where you find it❤
I lived in Hardy for a year or so during high school. Then moved to Fayetteville. It is a beautiful part of the world.
And now we are going to Arkansas! Many thanks for what you do!
I lived in Eureka 2011 thru 2014. I miss it sooooo much! Such a special place. Thank you for the memories Russ.
Me too 2014 to 2021
Nice job in my backyard. You missed the Crescent Hotel and the Christ of the Ozarks right there in Eureka. Travel north and cross the swinging bridge of Beaver taking you right back around to 62 Hwy. Glad you enjoyed your visit. Usually bustling with folks eating and shopping. Many springs in the hillside all over Eureka. Downtown is a central spot of stuff. Come back stay longer see what you missed. Thanks for a great video.
@@debrabyrd592 Yes, the Little Golden Gate Bridge on Hwy 187. It’s unique.
Lived there in the late 90 s early 2000, loved it
It's a rainy day in Ireland 💚 watching your videos Sir, this is my second one, just watched your Ohio one, ❤ 😍
Russ what a nice movie I enjoyed it
I'm so glad you traveled thru my home state. You missed alot of Eureka Springs by not staying on 62 business and went up to the The big historic Hotel at the top. Please come back and stay longer and explore more of the town. Also drive across our Version of the Golden Gate Bridge at the little town of Beaver really close to Eureka. My home town is Huntsville about 45 minutes south of Eureka Springs. Northwest Ark is truly God's Country!
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Enjoyed your video, especially Eureka Springs. My wife & I were married there back in ‘91. We had a vacation home in Holiday Island & have many great memories. Next time you’re in that area, take 187 from 62 over to 23 & travel across the Beaver suspension bridge. It’s a great drive!
I really enjoy watching your TH-cam Channel, Russ! Too cool for school. I wish you safe travels. Talk soon, Alan.
So happy to see you back on the road again.God bless you sir.❤
Some of this reminds me of when I was a little girl and my daddy;s best friend had a house boat on a lake in SC. I remember spending weekends there...me, my Ma and Pa, and Lane and Betty, my Godparents...I slept on a pull out sofa, and I remember the gentle rocking ofthe houseboat ...there was a window next to my sofa where I could see the stars...to this day, as a 59 year old woman, my dream is to experience that again...doesn't have to be a houseboat...but just camping😍
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Hi russ thanks alot for the a great tour . Love the old towns an beautiful countryside . Cheers mate🇦🇺
Hey Russ ,didn't know you were coming to Arkansas my home state! You should have let me know...i would have baked you a possum pie!! Good job!
Onyx Cave, Cosmic Cavern, Old Spanish Treasure Cave are just some places close to eureka springs.
Arkansas is like the land of caves.
You are in a great area. I am from southern Missouri but I claim northern Ark too.
Welcome to Arkansas! I have been waiting for this home State video for a while!
I love Arkansas. It has everything people need to survive and everything beautiful . BTW did ya know Earnest Hemingway has a home in Piggot, Arkansas?
Yes there’s a museum he missed that too. Doesn’t use tthe Google he uses murels
Hey Rus I hope That You Have a Fan In Thhat Van
This video was very interesting!
Those Arkansas towns are beautiful 🤩
Sitting in my chair with my dog on my lap and traveling through Arkansas with you.
I also have my Google maps up and following along on the journey.
One day, between all your actual journeys and the places you would have liked to stop, I would love a travel guide.
I'm getting closer and closer to doing some road trips too.
I've fantasized about moving from town to town and staying maybe a month at a time to really reach out and explore before moving to the next small town.
Hi Russ: The Note about the only US Highway connecting Canada to Mexico. US 62 is not the ONLY highway, it's the only US highway. There are still a couple of interstates (I-5 and I-35, for example), but those are Interstates, not US Highways. Of course, those interstates replaced other US Highways that originally connected Canada to Mexico. Interstate 5, for example, wiped out US 99, which connected Canada to Mexico back before 1964. Great video!
Wow I live in pocahontas . Hope you had a great trip
Exactly what I would do,growing up in pope county Arkansas and as a truck driver I can appreciate the history and interesting places shown here 🚛thanks
❤ Arkansas did some digging for crystals and diamonds, IT WAS HOT! Beautiful state for sure. They look like storybook towns. Thanks Russ for another great ride 😊👍
Ha Russ on a bus 🚌 YOUR van is like a bus. I like the way you fixed up your van on the inside quite cozy to work and sleep in sir. I enjoy some the museums you tour 😊
St Francis my hometown Wow😮Retirement State Slow Paced Arkansas Greenery Farmland The Natural State Arkansas 🍀🌲🌳🏕️I’m in Little Rock Arkansas Scenic Drive thru Arkansas small towns is Wonderful Beautiful Gods Handywork Always 🥰 Awesome me 😮Thank You What A Gem Our State. Safe Travels 🙏🏾
I live in Harrison Ark. I retired in January from driving a cement mixer in the Eureka Springs area.
Love the channel Russ be careful of officer Arkansas bird 🐦 Arkansas don't play love it all thank you❤
Wow!! Eureka Springs was AMAZING!! I only live 6 1/2 hours from there. When I head south again, I will definitely stop there and walk around. So cool!!
Just found your channel a few days ago when your travel show about Arkansas popped up on TH-cam feeds. I grew up in Southwest AR but my husband and I, along with our two children, lived near Pocahontas for 5 yrs in the early 90’s. We saw all the sites up that way. Eureka Springs and Hot Spring are popular places for Arkansans to visit. Eureka is famous for several of its haunted hotels and all the old buildings, including gorgeous old homes and all of its shops. Often Eureka Springs visits entail a trip up to Branson MO to go to the amusement park Silver Dollar City. You mentioned the houses on stilts. Good to see Pocahontas has made a come back. They had a terrible flood this n 2017. There are often earthquake tremors over that way due to the New Madrid fault line. There was a 7.5 in the early 1800’s. Look forward to watching more of your videos. Thanks for posting them.
Familiar places as I am an Arkansas native. Loved your tour..
It's nice to see that alot if small towns keep up there parks so refreshing to see.
Beautiful treking through Eureka!
Yall come in back ya hear there is so m as ny mote things to see all over the state if u like to do road trips petit jran mountain Hit spring lots of mobsters use to stay there one of their favorite places to stay at lots of waterfalls old towns. Ghost towns. Im Suzy. Nice yo meet u and stay safe
Eureka Springs reminds me a little of Bisbee Az. Especially the downtown area.
I love the music you play on your videos.
You have a GREAT channel!,,,…..love your explorations……thank you!,
Thanks!
thank you very much for the support Terry
I never knew how beautiful Arkansas is! So many treasured places.
I enjoyed your trip through Arkansas. You missed so much. There was an Ernest hemmingway house in Piggott and you missed the passion play passion of Christ statue and the old insane hospital called the Crescent Hotel in Eureka springs. I guess you didn't have time but next time stop by! We'll worth it!
Well done! Enjoyed it! I'm a citizen of that area.
I have been through this area. I live in a small town and love it
Raised around McDougal, my first real job was in Piggot, went to highschool at Corning. Vo tech at Pocahontas. Lots of memories!
My husband and I just got back from Arkansas. We stayed in bentonville and drove all around. MT ida was the furthest south. The mountain areas are really beautiful.😊
Lived in Rogers juat down the rd on 62 bout 30 miles, we used to ride the harleys over bout 2 weekends a month during the summers, lots goin on, and even in the winter if we wanted to get away for a weekend in a quit place,, again eureka springs was great as most tourist places were shut down but afew hotels/restaurants were open so quiet with no tourists in town 👍
I live in arkansas. Thank you for a fantastic trip!!
Eureka springs is like jerome arizona. Love both towns. I went to college in Clarksville Arkansas.
Being a former truck driver, I have driven this road many times. Is a wonderful drive to make in a car so you can stop and look around when you feel the urge.
Good video sir, thank you for not using foul language. God bless you sir.