Long
ago, the Ozark Mountain plateau was the bottom of a great seabed. With
time and the effects of wind and water erosion, a landscape of rivers,
bluffs, caves, and grottoes was created.
© 2007 James P. Bell -- All rights reserved. No photograph on this
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James P. Bell.
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Long ago, the Ozark Mountain plateau was the bottom of a great seabed. With time and the effects of wind and water erosion, a landscape of rivers, bluffs, caves, and grottoes was created. The Ozark landform is quite similar to the canyon country of the Southwestern United States. But the Ozarks have deciduous trees and and perennial rivers and creeks. |
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The print "Buffalo River at Boxely, Arkansas" is available for purchase. Just click on the image above for more details. |
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James P. Bell Photography
- Art Form Gallery - 627 Main Street - Van Buren, Arkansas 72956
Toll-free 888
226-3552 - Telephone 479 782-0462 - Fax 479 782-0462 - email
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When you are in the Ozarks, stop by and see J.P. Bell's photography at Art Form Gallery in Van Buren, Arkansas.