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Buffalo National River, Dogwood Canyon, Eureka Springs. October 15-20, 2004

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Miles Boyer > Hawksbill Crag (A.K.A. Whitaker Point) Buffalo National River. Panorama made from 6 images stitched together. Not the best photo, but the view was impressive. It was a little too sunny and hazy to capture the scene. This is one of Arkansas most photographed spots. Strangely, there are no signs to get there. You have to drive 6 miles up a twisty, hilly, narrow gravel road through the sticks and past multiple hillbilly shacks to find the trailhead. Our recent viewing of "Deliverance" stayed fresh in our minds on this trip.

Miles Boyer > Elk in Boxley Valley just down the road from our cabin in Ponca, AR. Buffalo National River

Miles Boyer > Hawksbill Crag (A.K.A. Whitaker Point) Buffalo National River. Believe it or not, I actually took this picture. Camera on tripod; timer set on 20 sec; then I ran about 75 ft along the edge of the bluff. The wind was blowing so hard, I was a little afraid my camera & tripod would get blown off the edge of the bluff.

Miles Boyer > The trail at Dogwood Canyon crossed into Arkansas.

Miles Boyer > One of the many waterfalls at Dogwood Canyon.

Miles Boyer > Elk in Boxley Valley just down the road from our cabin in Ponca, AR. Buffalo National River

Miles Boyer > Dogwood Canyon picture taken by Kate.

Miles Boyer > One of the many waterfalls at Dogwood Canyon.

Miles Boyer > One of the many waterfalls at Dogwood Canyon. Thanks to the tripod and self timer for this picture.

Hawksbill Crag (A.K.A. Whitaker Point) Buffalo National River. Panorama made from 6 images stitched together. Not the best photo, but the view was impressive. It was a little too sunny and hazy to capture the scene. This is one of Arkansas most photographed spots. Strangely, there are no signs to get there. You have to drive 6 miles up a twisty, hilly, narrow gravel road through the sticks and past multiple hillbilly shacks to find the trailhead. Our recent viewing of "Deliverance" stayed fresh in our minds on this trip.

> Hawksbill Crag (A.K.A. Whitaker Point) Buffalo National River. Panorama made from 6 images stitched together. Not the best photo, but the view was impressive. It was a little too sunny and hazy to capture the scene. This is one of Arkansas most photographed spots. Strangely, there are no signs to get there. You have to drive 6 miles up a twisty, hilly, narrow gravel road through the sticks and past multiple hillbilly shacks to find the trailhead. Our recent viewing of "Deliverance" stayed fresh in our minds on this trip.

Hawksbill Crag (A.K.A. Whitaker Point) Buffalo National River. Panorama made from 6 images stitched together. Not the best photo, but the view was impressive. It was a little too sunny and hazy to capture the scene. This is one of Arkansas most photographed spots. Strangely, there are no signs to get there. You have to drive 6 miles up a twisty, hilly, narrow gravel road through the sticks and past multiple hillbilly shacks to find the trailhead. Our recent viewing of "Deliverance" stayed fresh in our minds on this trip.

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