FISHING IN THE RAIN YESTERDAY...does have its rewards!!! 
Laura hooked this nice rainbow between downpours- the fish don't know you're getting wet.

Three Great Motorcycle Day-rides near White Buffalo!

Come take a motorcycle adventure in Arkansas! With three great day trips accessible from our location on the White River, a stay at the White Buffalo is perfect for anybody looking to hit the road during their vacation. According to these bikers staying in Sisters, the windy highways in northwest Arkansas are: "The most fun ever." Let's ride! For detailed maps of the trails, motorcycle events and festivals, hot spots and tips, check out Arkansas.com

Would love to see you in Buffalo City!

The unofficial start to summer begins in 9 days...Memorial Day weekend.  The pool is filled and ready to go!

Calling All White River Artists

Next week we welcome several guests who will be participating in the Plein Air On the White River event.
It's not too late to sign up and walk-ins are welcome.
There is a show, competition, and cash prizes.

Our daughter & her new husband!

Congratulations to the new Mr. & Mrs.

KIRBY'S SECOND CAST

Today was an ugly day.  The weather turned and it got cold and windy.  This was the payoff for battling the elements nevertheless!

WILDFLOWERS, SWAN, & ELK

This report yesterday from Michael Dougherty of the Buffalo River Chamber of Commerce:

Wonderful elk viewing weather. 4 elk herds remain visible in Boxley Valley with the best viewing in the Ponca fields and just south of Moore Creek. I saw a couple of hunting coyotes this morning by the Moore Creek herd. It is interesting to see the elk square off on the coyotes to protect the herd. 

We are now back to two swans, after seeing only one for a while. 

The wildflowers are up and going strong again after all the cold. The top flower are the white trout lilies. My Lost Valley visit this morning confirmed the bloom is back on, should be better tomorrow, and the lead edge of the peak bloom is on for white trout lilies.  

White trout lilies are not a long blooming species. The best place to see them now is in Lost Valley just over the bridge and to the left. There is a moss covered rock field next to Clark Creek. You will find the lilies around the edges and among the rocks.