OK
this is where I came out - on the other side of the park
at this point, I thought the trail ended...but it continued up this scramble
it looks like the trails continues across the stream - turns out that was only another creek bed and not a trail, but it led me to another trail (and a way out)
In 1961, a man by the name of Wilson Rawls wrote the American classic "Where the Red Fer Grows," a love story about a boy and his two redbone coonhounds growing up poor in the Oklahoma Ozarks. In 1974, it was adapted for the silver screen and filmed here in Colcord, Oklahoma.
This sign commemorates the 50th anniversary of the movie and the iconic spot where Billy Coleman found the inspiration tor his puppies' names Little Ann and Old Dan.
Route 66 attraction
Paducah, Kentucky: Giant Needle and Thread
The chrome-plated needle is 22 feet high, and the attached red thread extends 46 feet, weaving in and out of the ground. Paducah is a destination for quilting.
Source:: https://www.roadsideamerica.com/tip/82097
