Exploring Arkansas
Exploring Arkansas From Above - Summertime
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Lakes and rivers are a popular place for people to visit in the summer months in Arkansas
Lakes and rivers are a popular place for people to visit in the summer months in Arkansas
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Exploring Arkansas is a local public television program presented by Arkansas PBS
Exploring Arkansas
Exploring Arkansas From Above - Summertime
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Lakes and rivers are a popular place for people to visit in the summer months in Arkansas
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Exploring Arkansas From Above - Winter
Clip | 3m 40s | When Arkansas gets snow and ice, it can be a beautiful sight to see. Retreat to Blanchard (3m 40s)
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Clip | 2m 26s | Lakes and rivers are a popular place for people to visit in the summer months in Arkansas (2m 26s)
Exploring Arkansas From Above - Kenda Drive-in
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Clip | 1m 18s | The Kenda Drive-in theater in Marshall, AR, which has been in operation since 1966. (1m 18s)
Exploring Arkansas From Above - Behind the Scenes
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Clip | 10m | A behind the scenes look at how Exploring Arkansas From Above was filmed. Multiple drone p (10m)
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