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trip through Arkansas



  Thank you for the advice on traveling through Arkansas .. My wife and 
I sure will take note when we pass by in our Imperial.. Thanks Bill...
On Jan 14, 2004, at 8:26 PM, Bill Conway wrote:

> I regret that you and your wonderful 1967 Imperial Coupe had a bad
> experience in Arkadelphia, Arkansas on your way back to Washington, 
> DC.  You
> evidently got off at the first exit and found one of those college town
> motels where the guests only stay an hour or so, therefore sheets don't
> matter.  After all, it is a college town with not one but two 
> universities
> and thousands of young lust filled students.  The innkeeper is 
> probability a
> refugee named  from the east coast who went as far as his family could 
> send
> him and he got lost in the wilderness of the Arkansas. After all, you 
> were
> only some 23 miles from Hot Springs and some really decadent 
> civilization.
>
> I well know the Andy's you mentioned and you were very correct on 
> that.  Not
> even the locals eat there.  If you had only traveled another ten miles 
> to
> Caddo Gap, you would have found civilization with lots of good motels 
> and a
> fine restaurant, Bowens, which serves some mighty fine Southern styled
> victuals, along with lots of high class fast food emporiums such a
> McDonalds, Wendy's, KFC, etc. and no one there would have known what an
> Imperial was or could even spell it.
>
> As with most travelers, you didn't stop at the childhood home of 
> President
> Bill Clinton, Hope, Arkansas nor at the home of our Congressman Mike 
> Ross,
> Prescott, Arkansas but pressed on in what was undoubtedly a most 
> elegant
> yellow '67 Imperial up the interstate to exit 73 on I - 30, and were
> attracted by the bright lights of the Wal-Mart Super Center (a major 
> tourist
> attraction in its self).   If I could, I'd apologize for the bad time 
> you
> had but let me tell you of the time I stopped in this place in Canada 
> where
> the bed sloped to the north, was as cold as h----, and my wife 
> wouldn't sit
> on anything - but that for another time.
>
> You and your magnificent '67 now rate as an Arkansas Travelers, so Go 
> Pig,
> Sooowee, Razorbacks.  How about them Hogs. And yuh all come back, yuh 
> hear!
>
> Bill Conway, 67 4 dr
> in McGehee, Arkansas.
>
>
>
>


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