The Winding Stair Mountain National Recreation Area is located within
the Quachita national Forest. While there I walked to a spot, I was
standing on the earth that was once the end of the trail in the United
States. A lot of history here.....
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This sign scratched with graffiti,
faded, and overrun with mold and mildew tells a story.....
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Today, legal battles for the boundary still persist.....
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The boundary marker |
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The marker (very bottom of picture) is just a few feet from the last step leading back up to the road. |
hah! I didn't know this ... I don't think ... maybe I did in school... loooong time ago. We had Arkansas history ... ;)
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