LITTLE ROCK | Equal Rights for All! - Page 3

photoLith · #41 Posted **Nov 19, 2008, 1:50 AM**

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Originally Posted by Lenin

Nice shots of an interesting mid sized city. Glad to see you drove into town to support something you believe in. Peace.

If you believe in it too than I urge you to go to your cities protests too. There is another bigger one in LR next weekend and Im sure most cities will have another one too.

shane453 · #42 Posted **Dec 6, 2008, 8:18 PM**

Cool city, good skyline and new urban developments.

Central High School is now probably one of my favorite old buildings... It's beautiful. Really really cool

mmmatt · #43 Posted **Dec 6, 2008, 9:00 PM**

Really nice looking place

Urban Zombie · #44 Posted **Dec 7, 2008, 4:54 AM**

Nice work...like many here, this's probably my first time seeing pictures of Little Rock. Always a pleasure to see new stuff.!

plinko · #45 Posted **Dec 7, 2008, 7:34 AM**

I was there once, like 15 years ago and only vaguely remember it.

You photographed some beautiful houses and this is marvelous. I totally dig old gas stations that have been redone. Awesome.

philadelphiathrives · #46 Posted **Dec 20, 2008, 12:38 PM**

Great shots of Little Rock!

I don't think you can do a thread on Little Rock without talking about politics. Its biggest landmarks are the Clinton Library and Museum, Central High School, the Statehouse, and the Governor's Mansion.

Kingofthehill · #47 Posted **Aug 25, 2010, 5:17 AM**

We need more Little Rock! As usual, good job on the thread and on the much-welcomed, hilarious political commentary

LSyd · #48 Posted **Aug 25, 2010, 11:48 AM**

great tour. i wish i'd had time to go by Central High. next time...

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urbanactivist · #49 Posted **Aug 25, 2010, 2:06 PM**

I'm continually amazed that these Arkansas threads have been resurrected after so long!!! Very nice stuff

Though my photography skills PALE in comparison to photolitherland, I did a respectable number of threads from 2009 if y'all are still wanting some more Arkansas. The Little Rock one is in my signature, and I'll try to hunt up the others when I get some time.

What ALSO amazes me is how truly isolated the GLBT community really is in Arkansas. I've been living out of the state for 5 years, and I recognize at least 4 people in that photograph from the rally. They live literally all over the state... Jonesboro, Russellville, Arkadelphia and Fayetteville. It hurts that so few people are brave enough to show up and support equal rights in broad daylight, yet they'll crowd the gay bars under the cover of night

mthq · #50 Posted **Aug 26, 2010, 5:00 AM**

Wow good stuff. I'm impressed at the height of some of them 'scrapers there

Also love the streetcar.