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Stuttgart, AR

by killingclipart

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Downtown, Stuttgart, AR (early summer 2011)
Buerkle Drugs, Downtown, Stuttgart, AR (early summer 2011)
Downtown, Stuttgart, AR (early summer 2011)
Hotel Riceland, Downtown, Stuttgart, AR (early summer 2011)
Stuttgart AR | Almost to Brinkley… Then a much needed shower… Then an even more necessary beer.
Stuttgart AR | Old shit outside Brinkley on the back roads ( w/ @tlpharmd )
Stuttgart AR | Heading to Brinkley, Terry wanted to stop on the back road to breath a bit of fresh-ish air.
Stuttgart AR | My fathers grave: I hadn’t seen this before. Terry noticed it and called me over. Needs some better care. Dusty but still beautiful.
Stuttgart AR | My fathers grave: Terry and I took a sec, cried a bit, laughed more, then he noticed dad’s other marker…
Stuttgart AR | My fathers grave: a bit emotional for me, visiting dad’s grave. I love it though. Unconventional, like him. James Hildebrand was a great man and his odd, dorky, beautiful, impatient spirit lives within me.
Stuttgart AR | Unmarked cemetery: what the fuck are these? Anyway, while here Terry asked where my dad was buried. I told him to hop in the car and we would go visit his resting spot.
Stuttgart AR | Unmarked cemetery: another grave with a similar weird symbol. This one looks like lion, kinda.
Stuttgart AR | Unmarked cemetery: weird illegible grave with an odd pig symbol and the number 09
Stuttgart AR | Unmarked cemetery: Henrietta Clark
Stuttgart AR | Unmarked cemetery: John J. Howard
Stuttgart AR | Unmarked cemetery: Willie Mae Harris
Stuttgart AR | Unmarked cemetery: Freddie Stewart Sr.
Stuttgart AR | Old rushed up rice mill outside town… And look over there, a small unmarked cemetery.
Stuttgart AR | Riceland … Makes me want duck sushi. ;)
Stuttgart AR | Oh Bella!
Stuttgart AR | Sopi soakin up that Sugartown sun.
Stuttgart AR | Terry adding one last coat of paint.
Stuttgart AR | The street I grew up on after we moved to town from the farm... For real.
Stuttgart AR | Heading back to Stuttgart via this old rickety Clarendon bridge.