The Story in Van Winkle Hollow
A quiet place along Highway 12 between Rogers and Eureka Springs holds...
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My grandmother in South Arkansas always said this: “The fish won’t bite when the cows are laying down”
And you know what, it seems to be true. Had to do with a weather front moving through.
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