A Note From the Road: Road Trip Arkansas - Tanyard Creek Falls - HWY 340 - Bella Vista, Arkansas

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Tanyard Creek Falls - HWY 340 - NW AR A.D.Elliott

Postcard from Tanyard Creek Falls A.D.Elliott

Hey Mom

Left the car parked on HWY 340 and wandered down a short trail and found Tanyard Creek Falls.  
Great place for a picnic, lots of flora and fauna.

XOXO A.D.
Location: Tanyard Creek Waterfall Trail, Bella Vista, AR 72715, USA

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