The purported grave of “Little John” – the possible namesake of Petit Jean Mountain. If you don’t know the tearful (and somewhat ridiculous) story of the young lovers Adrienne Dumont and Chavet, here is one of the many places you can read a summarized version on the ‘net.
Personally, I’ll tell you that this whole story is as fictitious as the one told in Gone with the Wind was – and I do not believe this is an actual grave at all. See this site for why …
Original Photo-Art by Mark Corder.
Friedrich Nietzsche said: “When you stare into the abyss the abyss stares back at you.” Be careful – that also includes your kitchen sink!
What you’re seeing is a goblet-style water glass sitting in the drain of a sink – the glass is empty and the shot is taken looking straight-down into it.
The ruins of the old lodge on Stout’s Point on a cold Winter dawn – Petit Jean State Park, Arkansas.
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