re: Anything cool to do in Little Rock?

Drive out to lake Hamilton
Rent a boat
Enjoy the lake

quote:

---

Anything cool to do in Little Rock?

---

You could keep your eyes peeled for the brand new $20k crew cab Polaris Ranger that I had, as well as the brand new 16 ft. tandem axle trailer that it was sitting on. The last time I saw them was when I backed them into a seemingly impenetrable cubby hole at the hotel I was staying at while we were staging in the area to perform several large forest service contracts on the Ozark, St. Francis and Ouachita national forests.

All 4 locks were cut with an angle grinder because they were the "bolt cutter resistant" variety (and they apparently worked), and one section of the white picket fencing that separated my hotel and the adjacent one was removed so that the thieves could back up on the grass median close to my property and pick it up (the whole rig) off the ball and swivel it around and on to their vehicle's trailer hitch and take off into the sunrise.

Methamphetamine is, apparently, a wonderful drug for inspiring creative, innovative and industrious ideas on how to steal from others, and that wasn't our only incident when we were in the area; Conway and Russellville were just about as bad. You had to lock EVERYTHING down - twice - and then pray they still didn't find a way to rob you blind.

The areas NW of Little Rock are God's Country (i.e., the Ozarks/Ozark National Forest), and per usual, once you got out in the country the folks were alright. But those trashy sons a bitches in the city don't deserve that country they have up there.

TLDR: The cool thing to do in Little Rock is not get your shite stolen, leave, go northwest into the Ozarks with a canoe and smallmouth/ mountain stream fishing gear, and profit on one of the mountain fisheries that are seemingly over every ridge. Blue Ribbon fisheries are bountiful in that part of the world.

That's what I'd do: Leave and go where the wild things grow and do what's right in life.

Hunt bigfoot and smoke meth

not shite to do in Arkansas buddy

If you are interested in outdoors activities, Pinnacle Mountain State Park and Two Rivers Park/Two Rivers Bridge are great areas.

A number of breweries and cool places to eat downtown, most of which are currently open.

The Heights and Hillcrest areas have local restaurants and stores. There is also outdoor shopping at the Promenade, and indoor shopping at the MidTowne Shopping Center.

You also are a short drive to Hot Sprigs or Petit Jean State Park, if nothing in the town interests you.

2 pages and not one mention of joining the BLM protest bus trip to anger the KKK chief at his tiny town church while the locals stand on the train tracks watching with their rifles and shotguns handy.

springs
look at arkansassy women
bike
hike