Hosted by the Central Arkansas Corvette Club

Thursday, April 15, 2010

13 Vettes, 24 Cowtown Members & 2 Guests

Participants

Kevin & Cathy Anthony

Jim & Linda Benware

John & Nancy Dick

David & Patricia Gill

Gary Hanna & Gwynne Horton

Steve & Dollie Hunley

Kerry & Alaine King

Doc Lambert & Mary Anne Kolb (guest)

Don & Virginia Littlefield

Tom & Donna McHenry

Doug & Glenda McMahan 

Don & Cindy Rankin

David Ross & Terri (guest)

Photos labeled DOC were provided by Doc Lambert

Photos labeled SDH were provided by Steve & Dollie Hunley

Photos labeled Virginia were provided by Virginia Littlefield

Photos labeled TDM were provided by Tom & Donna McHenry

Event Photography labeled provided by Doug & Glenda McMahan

The Driver's Meeting took place at the Cracker Barrel on I-20 & Bowen Road in Arlington departure at 8:30 am
	Departure took place at 8:30 from Cracker Barrel in south Arlington after a quick Driver's Meeting.  We departed here with 10 Vettes and 20 participants.
	We saw a few Vettes in route as well, this one owned by Doug & Pauline Burnett from White Settlement
	Plenty of wildflowers and bluebonnets along the route - guess we kind of did have our bluebonnet run J
fields of yellow flowers			we took the long route thru Paris J
	sometimes things happen along the route, luckily this one was fixed with a screwdriver
We picked up Cathy & Kevin along with David & Terri in Greenville, since they live far north and east of Arlington - then we cruised on up the highway
You just never know what you'll see along the cruise			up thru casino country in Oklahoma
Lunch at High Street Pizza in Antlers, OK
	Lunch was at High Street Pizza in Antlers, OK; they did a great job of taking care of 24 stop-ins along with their normal lunch business - good food and service.
after lunch we stopped at their historic Train Depot for a group photo
		The 2010 Hot Springs Cruisers, Other than Jim & Linda Benware who met us in Hot Springs later today.
	We headed on towards Talihena, OK, where we were to start our fun cruise down the Talimena Scenic Byway.
	We encountered a closed road (yes there was a sign) and a local lady led us down a real back-road (still paved) around the closure where we found ourselves in Talihena.
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