View From Mt. Magazine by RodS

Photography • Landscape • posted on Oct 12, 2010

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The journey continues..... This scene was taken from an overlook on Mt. Magazine, near Paris, Arkansas. At somewhat over 2700 ft, this is the highest point in Arkansas. I know some of you folks in Colorado or California, or Washington would consider this a really big hill (LOL), but it still affords a magnificent view. The atmosphere today was considerably more misty than yesterday, so I didn't attempt to make a panorama out of it - although I did shoot this scene the same way. Tomorrow, it's off to Eureka Springs. we're in Clarksville tonight, and the WiFi is considerably better. And no.... We didn't take the Last Train (for all you Monkees fans...LOL!) I just picked up another cutie - RM Cynthia - with that 10.00 certificate! Hope everyone is having a good week! Thanks to all of you for all the wonderful comments on my last post! You guys ROCK!!

Comments (20)

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eekdog

9:22PM | Tue, 12 October 2010

hill or mtn rod, i have no pref on that my friend. as long as the beauty shows, and this is a sweet shot my friend. here in colorado springs, co. out pikes peak is 14,110 feet. hope you ge the chance to come to co, would love to hook up with you. great picture rod..

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thekingtut

9:23PM | Tue, 12 October 2010

Mount Magazine, huh? Playboy, People? Sorry, couldn't resist.

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J5ive

9:34PM | Tue, 12 October 2010

Excellent View,A Great Shot Rod! Wish I could Meet you at The Station!! Lol

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pixeluna

9:41PM | Tue, 12 October 2010

Glad that I don't have acrophobia, always like high places. So thanks for sharing this wonderful image, it is a nice view!

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auntietk

10:12PM | Tue, 12 October 2010

Of course you know I had to go look it up ... !! Mount Magazine was so named because one of the outcrops there was said to look like a storehouse (aka magazin ... this was in about the 1600s when the French were wandering around down there.) That mountain is now known as Mount Nebo. The whole range was called the Magazines for a while, with what is now known as Mount Magazine being called Tomahawk Mountain, and then Revolee(or Reveille). In the 1800s the place-names started changing with the arrival of permanent settlement, and all the individual peaks aquired names with Magazine going to the highest peak. Notice how good I'm being about calling them mountains and peaks! :D Did I mention how pretty it is there? I love your photo. Beautiful scenery!

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Faemike55

10:37PM | Tue, 12 October 2010

Great photo and Yep! I caught the reference to the Monkees! 1

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angelafair

10:37PM | Tue, 12 October 2010

Beautiful shot!

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mikeerson

11:31PM | Tue, 12 October 2010

Take the last train to Clarksville now I must hang up the phone I can't hear you in this noisey railroad station I'm com'n home com'n home... Monkees??? what'chu talk'n 'bout??? LOL yes, I'm a fan.... here is a bit of history on them too. Daydream believer was number one, at the top of the charts when Elvis and the Beetles were kicking ass - lol damn... I got that song stuck in my head now - do do do do do do do do do do do do do = lol

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bazza

1:11AM | Wed, 13 October 2010

Great shot and view Rod very nice.. Ar the Monkees lol..

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Digitaleagle

1:41AM | Wed, 13 October 2010

Looks like I need to check out Paris Ark. This is beautiful and the Monkees reference, I'm still laughing. I'm enjoying your vacation through your fotos. Your heading for more fun just a tip use the tralleys they are awesome they now where everything is and you don't have to fight the narrow streets and traffic.

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adrie

6:33AM | Wed, 13 October 2010

Such a beautiful landscape view and photoshot my friend.

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UteBigSmile

10:26AM | Wed, 13 October 2010

What a fantastic vieuw Rod, love it a lot! hug's Ute

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renecyberdoc

1:52PM | Wed, 13 October 2010

but i was in Paris my friend but on the french side of paris muahahaha. wonderful regiuon i see you recharged your batteries,precious moments with the family bro. i remember the last train to clarksville by the monkees way back in time .

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mgtcs

3:05PM | Wed, 13 October 2010

WOW....What a wonderful photo Rob, a paradise my friend, fabulous view! 10*

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alessimarco

5:10PM | Wed, 13 October 2010

Gorgeous vista! Great shot Rod!

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mrestey

7:11PM | Wed, 13 October 2010

WOW Rod! This looks a lot like the view from Cathedral Ledge up in North Conway NH. You really need to come see the NE USA - and, bring your camera. Thanks for sharing.

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