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Started by MudPuppy, July 21, 2011, 08:40:37 PM

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MudPuppy

July 21, 2011, 08:40:37 PM
Looks like we lost alot of the by-state Eagles  ???. Well I guess I'll start a new Arkansas one, if the old thread is found feel free to delete this one.

My '87 Eagle with Mtn. Nebo in the background. Mtn. Nebo has a beautiful view of surrounding area's and the Arkansas River. Mtn. Nebo also has a very nice annual chicken fry, lots of weddings are held there, cabins and hiking trails.


The Eagle at the marina with Arkansas' only nuclear plant in the background.



The Eagle visiting Annie's Chapel. Annie's Chapel is an excellent example of early 20th century rural churches of the region. I have no idea how old this church is but it is pretty old.


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shanebo

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July 21, 2011, 11:53:20 PM
Thats an awesome Eagle! Are you planning on going back to the woody decal? I gotta say though, just having the woody trim pieces actually looks real sharp.
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July 22, 2011, 12:05:14 AM
I love it without the woody decals. I like the trim pieces, it seems to make it pop, but they can be a pain. Especially like what happened recently - the driver door trim piece fell off while driving and ran it over, didn't even notice it missing until I got to the gas station. Found it on the way back home but it's unusable now. And having a heck of a time finding just this one piece lol.
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I am not now at my least, rather my most; not reduced, rather at my most complete.
Yes, I stand before you now, naked, unhidden, uncamouflaged and unafraid.
As pure and true as a human being is able to be.
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