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Driving around the east side of Springdale now, which is a decent sized city. Weight just yanked it right off the wall.
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No skateboarding.
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Shot of one of the more clear streets.
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I find it is really hard to photograph streets that are highly messed up(ones far worse than the above). When the street is extremely messed up you're lucky to have one lane. During big ice events people are quite often not at work, but at their homes picking up things and just out and about. People are just all over, which makes one lane areas that much tougher. If you stop to take a photo in those places you'll just be in someone's way. I also am not thrilled to point a camera at anyone and snap a picture and essentially I won't. I missed a lot of good ops for the above reasons. Some areas you get into, you enter it knowing you'll be screwed if there is a car that comes down it from the other direction. One of you will just have to back out of it. The one towards the end, right before I left, was insane. Tires rubbing on sawed off trees on each side, through this twisty hilly mess. I really wanted to stop, get out and take some pictures, but that would look and be bad for any locals coming down it the other way.
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Just about didn't see this power line down low, yet off the ground. Some residential areas you'd get lost in after a few dead ends, and soon wonder which route would even get you back out of there.
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The area around the motel I got still had power/lights and simply looked amazing at night.
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