Posted on April 26, 2009 by Joe
The old Ford in Cornerville AR (Lincoln County), appears to be under attack by a yellow horde of buttercups. In southeast Arkansas, such attacks are common this time of year. The trip to find this old Ford started on the Photo of the Week page at Corndancer dot com. Click here to see the giant [...]
Filed under: Behind the Scenes, but wait, there's more | Tagged: Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department, broiler house, buttercup, Corndancer dot com, old chicken house, Rowell AR, US Highway 63, yellow flowers | 4 Comments »
Posted on April 19, 2009 by Joe
If you are the sort to simply enjoy seeing stuff, you are well advised to occasionally spend a couple of days in south Louisiana. That’s where we caught a glimpse of a disheveled Orange Grove Country Store, where this story started. The sighting is revealed on the Corndancer dot com Photo of the Week page. [...]
Filed under: Behind the Scenes, but wait, there's more | Tagged: Corndancer, Grace Episcopal Church in St. Francisville LA, Jackson Square, Mississippi River, New Orleans, New Orleans street cars, Orange Grove Country Store, Orange Grove Store., south Louisiana, St. Charles, St. Francisville, St. Louis Cathedral, Toulouse Street | 4 Comments »
Posted on April 12, 2009 by Joe
This really is a two-story 101 year-old barn, still standing tall. By way of explanation, this story started on the Photo of the Week page at Corndancer dot com. To see the tall version of the barn and get in on how the story started, click here, a cool thing to do. Trust me on [...]
Filed under: Behind the Scenes, but wait, there's more | Tagged: 66 Ford, 66 Ford Fairlane, 66 Ford Fairlane Station Wagon, boondocks, corn crib, corndancer.com, gravel road, hammer mill, meandering, old barn, shooting signs, sorghum, sorghum cane, syrup mill, wooden bridge | 2 Comments »
Posted on April 6, 2009 by Joe
Maybe it’s something in the water. Perhaps it’s the clean country air. Could be some fine genetic traits chasing each other in an endless loop. Or none of the above. Whatever it is, it’s working. Squires, Missouri and Spurlocks Store continue to share success after beginning the partnership in 1901. Though the word “general” [...]
Filed under: Behind the Scenes, but wait, there's more | Tagged: 1957 Buick 322 engine, corndancer.com, fire truck, firetruck, Silver Star, Spurlock Store, Spurlocks Store, Squires, Squires Missouri | 12 Comments »