>Dan et al.:
>
>At the risk of posting a "me too," I would like to say it's a great idea. I
>dropped down the Oak Canyon Road to Sedona from Flagstaff, Arizona last
>month. It has got to be one of the world's great drives. The Beartooth
>Mountain run from the East side of Yellowstone NP, Wyoming, to Red Lodge,
>Montana, rates a 20 on a scale of 1 to 10.
>
>In my Ozarks locale of Northern Arkansas/Southern Missouri, any drive in
>the Buffalo River drainage is good, especially Highway 7, Harrison,
>Arkansas, to Russellville, AR. Highway 71, Fayetteville, AR to Fort Smith,
>AR (act now before the new 4-lane is butchered in) is another pleasant one.
>Highway 19, Eminence, Missouri to Thayer, MO, allows a tour of large
>springs (Big Spring = 700 million gallons of water per diem) through a
>Missouri Yellow Pine forest.
>
>I would like to hear about scenic drives in places other than the US as
>well.
>
>David F. Darby
>http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Downs/4598
David you left out hiway 23 the Pig Trail, from Fayetteville to I-40 near
Little Rock.
One of my favorites when I lived in Fayetteville.
Larry Macy
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