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I'm Buster Brown, I live in a shoe. This is my dog Tige, he lives there too.

West Memphis, AR 2

Red Rover, Red Rover, Send Tige Over
 

5/20 - 6/8/2008

Our location - West Memphis, AR

Tom Sawyer's Mississippi River RV Park


We returned to Tom Sawyer's Mississippi River RV Park because we had a good visit in November 2006.  The park had been flooded during the heavy 2008 rains but was drying out when we arrived.  We wanted to be in the new section tailored for fifth-wheels.

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West Memphis AR A new neon sign.
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West Memphis AR First you drive up the levee.
West Memphis AR And then you drive down the levee.
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West Memphis AR Tom Sawyer's Mississippi River RV Park office.
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West Memphis AR As they are rebuilding things in the park, they are trying to protect it from the flooding of the Mississippi. 

Here they are putting the bath house one story off of the ground.
West Memphis AR Here the electrical panels are mounted on the second story.
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West Memphis AR Dale is standing at the entrance to the new section of the park.
West Memphis AR The site is the new section are positioned so the rear end of trailers face the Mississippi.  Seats along the bank for barge watching.

The old section was better suited for motorhomes with the fronts facing the river.
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West Memphis AR Very roomy sites.
West Memphis AR We got site 100, the best.
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West Memphis AR Our view out the side of the trailer.
West Memphis AR Our view out the back of Tige.
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West Memphis AR The Mississippi was really running.
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West Memphis AR Note the water level today versus the water level of the Mississippi river of the picture below that was taken in November 2006.

The sand on the far bank is covered in water today.
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West Memphis AR This is why we like being here.

There is just something to watching the barges go past.
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West Memphis AR Linda and Larry Moore stopped at Tom's Sawyers on their way to Michigan from Retama Village.
West Memphis AR This is their new, to them, Teton trailer.
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West Memphis AR Linda and Larry getting ready to leave.
West Memphis AR They have a pretty good sized train going down the road too.
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West Memphis AR A large barge complex heading downstream.
West Memphis AR The tug end of the barge complex.
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