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...first stop is the famous Ambush Museum to listen to the famous Boots Hinton.

...the famous Ambush Museum closed and Boots sent us on our way.
Next stop: the famous tree. This tree looks at least 80 years old.

...1939 aerial photos show a large house on this spot. I wasn't dressed to go root around in the poisen ivy and snakes.

... me & tree

...the road on the left was there in 1930s. If you went down it and turned right, you would come out by Otis Cole's house

...view of ambush spot from the famous tree.

...sweet T and honda P

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...new Bonnie Clyde sign, pointing into the woods? dunno...

...famous curve; famous tree

...looking south to ambush spot at top of the hill

...Arcadia

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...Jordan Park... with all due respect to H. Jordan, I wish Conger's was still standing.

...wtf?

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...wishing well. I wished Prentis Oakley's name was on plaque.

... apparently we were the first to make a wish. That, or Arcadia is so strapped for cash they clean coins out of fountain each day

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...train kept'a rollin

...Bonnie & Clyde Tourism Trail. I'm pretty sure that I do need one of these signs.

...next stop: Arcadia Airport

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...Was this an airport in 1934? Maybe, not sure.

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...Bonnie & Clyde Trade Days & RV Park. The art on this sign made me nauseated...

...back to Arcadia. Look, Barrow County

...Highway 80, between Gibsland and Arcadia. Ye Olde Gas Station.

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...Next day, back to Ambush Museum. Boots playing solitaire; I mean Boots doing cool research on super computer.

...busy morning in Gibsland

...Boots on phone with what turned out to be a loon.

...ok, we gotta go..wait , what!? look

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...oh oh, what is this? old crazy building filled with treasure? we might be late...

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...I applaud your crazy hat and collection of insane junk.

...Frank Hamer made a phone call here, sign says.

...the old gas station whispers, 'save me, save me'

...back home. a rainbow showing me the way to my humble abode.
Thanks God.

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