Exploring Arkansas: Natural State Swimmin' Holes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2020
- Chuck Dovish guides viewers to his 12 favorite places to cool off during a hot summer in “Exploring Arkansas: Natural State Swimmin’ Holes.”
Viewers are invited to explore the following 12 locations in this new Exploring Arkansas special!
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God i miss going there so many good memories with my Dogs and visiting family members and Greg when he was able .
Memories ❤ clear blue water !
Falling water swimming hole was my favorite place and not far to get to for me love it hell yeah !!❤
Oh my gosh I can’t believe I finally found this video 😂😂 I was so little and nervous to talk. Now I’ve grown so much and I’m such an outgoing person. Don’t worry I still catch all sorts of animals and release them
how many years ago was this recorded?
@@thanhquanky Liiikkee, 8 or 9 years ago
Thank you, I love natural beauty like this. I'm going!!
Thank you so much! Adding this to a list of documentaries focused on the Ozarks!
What a great video! I was raised in Arkansas, but moved away about 40 years ago. But I do remember several swimming holes from my younger days. This video is a great, though a tad bittersweet, reminder of those wonderful days. And very ably presented, by the way.
Awesome!
Good show
During covid I went to daisy ark for a month a half there's a huge lake I would running the day I went running about 4 miles in with no phone i was running back came wrong a turn a cottonmouth was on trail it struck at me barely missed my leg by inches it freaked me out so bad I walked with a stick infront of me the whole way back im freaked out to swim
My wife and I are planning on moving there from California. I am from Missouri and back in the 1960's and 1970's was an Old style Hillbilly Entertainer and Barn Dance Caller and after living in California since 1980, I am ready to get back with the Civilized people. My wife at 72 and from Seattle Washington and Alameda , Ca . as a Navy Brat ask me if she will be accepted there with a touch of Dementia? I told her when I lived back there, Everyone had Dementia. Nobody really remembered where they lived. I lived in West Fork, devils Den Park area and was a Hog Caller and won three years. My wife loves Quilting, Folk Dancing and was a Middle Eastern Belly Dancer and Teacher. In California you do not have friends, You have mostly leaches and sponged. I am into Classic Cars and hope to enjoy my 1901 Oldsmobile I travel all over California and went on a 3000 mile trip from Ca. to Mo. and Branson to see one of my old Son of the Pioneers friends. and back to Ca. I am also a Studebaker man. we want to start a whole new life at 83 and 73 and leave the Negative in California. We hope we hear from good people. 50studebaker.man@gmail.com
In the 70s, 80s, and 90s, We'd go to the Bluff Hole in Letona. I believe it is privately owned by an owner who doesn't allow swimmers anymore.
But it is neat place
You forgot Bluff Hole .
Not nearly as clear as current river in mo
Current river is (in part) spring-fed.
That one kid is killin the ecosystem in that one swimmin hole by building things with rocks from the bottom. Someone needs to teach him that. Just like when folks stack rocks on banks of creeks or rivers.