Devil’s Den State Park, Arkansas, June 21, 2008
Dam across Lee Creek, built in the 1930s by
the Civilian Conservation Corps, and Lake Devil
photo from trail around the lake
See Devil’s Den State Park Info and Gallery
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Devil’s Den State Park, Arkansas, June 21, 2008
Dam across Lee Creek, built in the 1930s by
the Civilian Conservation Corps, and Lake Devil
photo from trail around the lake
See Devil’s Den State Park Info and Gallery
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This is an amazing photo. The colours, the set-up..it reminds me of a 1950s postcard
This shot reminds me of a dam I used to cross when I was a youngster, in fact, very young. Once I feel in, and I had to run home to change so my parents wouldn't find out.
I love family outings. It looks like a great day travelin' local…………:)
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XUP – Thanks. It is a very picturesque place.
LisaNewton – It was a nice day. Except, I thing that was the day I fell flat on my face a few minutes later. I ended up with a nice gash on my leg that is now a nice scar, but my camera was not hurt.
Back in 1974, when our oldest was a year and a half we decided to wade across the top of a dam smaller than this in New Hampshire, but with a series of small falls and rapids below it. I carried our daughter and my wife carried our shoes. Unfortunately she slipped and fell and went over the falls. Fortunately I had already made it most of the way across and was able set our very scared little girl down — making sure she knew to stay — and go help my wife out of the water. She had lost her shoes and glasses and was a bit banged up, but was okay. Unfortunately, since then she has been even more nervous in the water than she was before.