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Outdoor Chattanooga - Day Hiking

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There are over 150 miles of hiking trails on public land within a 15 minute drive of downtown Chattanooga. Our parks, greenways, and natural areas hold close to 100 miles more. Photo courtesy Chattanooga Arboretum and Nature Center. Opportunities for day hikers of all levels, including those who want ADA accessibility, can be reached by car, bicycle or public transit. Photo by Jeffrey Hunter. A Few Quick Tips for Day Hikers. Hike with a buddy or a group. Learn how to use a trail map and a compass. 2016 O...

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CUMC Green Team: May 2010

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Friday, May 28, 2010. Wanted: A Christian response to the oil spill. Reprinted with permission from. The other night while watching the show Life. What is happening in the Gulf of Mexico this week. Preventable or not, the disaster is here. The question I have is: where are all the Christians? But shouldn’t a Christian response to this crisis be equally as measured as a response to other tragedies like hurricanes and earthquakes? Maybe, but maybe not. Logic, it matters even less as everything is going burn.

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The Warlick Ways: April 2010

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Friday, April 30, 2010. Time for my MAY goals! Go hiking and picnicking. Have a great birthday :) My birthdays have been lacking the fun factor the past few years. Host a successful 4th birthday party for Braxton. Play day at Coolidge Park. Don't Make Me count to Three. To catch up with my book club. And I have a goal for the summer (don't know which month it will happen it): day trip to Atlanta to visit zoo and aquarium.Six Flags would be awesome, too :) Might have to be a couple day trips. Host a succe...

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Tennessee Trails- Murfreesboro: Organizations and Associations Links

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The spot for Murfreesboro TTA members and friends to come for weekly news updates. Monthly Meetings : 2nd Tuesday at 7:00 pm CT, Barfield-Crescent Park's Wilderness Station, 697 Veterans Parkway, Murfreesboro. Organizations and Associations Links. Barfield Crescent Park (Wilderness Station). Benton MacKaye Trail Association. Big South Fork National Park. Bowie Nature Park Friends Group. Canoe and Kayak Magazine. Friends of Edgar Evins State Park. Friends of South Cumberland. Rails to Trails Conservancy.

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Georgia | Great Eastern Trail

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GET To Know Us. Plans & Bylaws. Maps & Trail Descriptions. Thru Hiker’s Photo Journal. Tim Hupp, 2011. Tim Hupp, 2012. Tim Hupp, 2013. Jo “SomeDay” Swanson’s GET photo album. Maps & Trail Descriptions. Great Eastern Trail in Georgia is a cooperative project of Georgia Pinhoti Trail. Association, Southeastern Foot Trails Coalition (SEFTC), American Hiking Society. Link to these GET Association member organizations or click on the map below for detailed hiking maps and trail conditions.

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Solo Canoeing The Tennessee River: Helping Friends

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Solo Canoeing The Tennessee River. This is an account of my 652 mile journey on The Tennessee River from Knoxville, through four states, 11 locks and 1,144,000 paddle strokes to Paducah. I will be posting lots of pictures so check back often. I launch my journey on September 6. Monday, September 12, 2011. It's always good to have friends. Smart friends who don't mind approaching you with a suggestion or three. 1 Go to an 18 foot canoe instead of 15'. A longer canoe runs faster. Monday, September 12, 2011.

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Solo Canoeing The Tennessee River: Ole Tender Foot

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Solo Canoeing The Tennessee River. This is an account of my 652 mile journey on The Tennessee River from Knoxville, through four states, 11 locks and 1,144,000 paddle strokes to Paducah. I will be posting lots of pictures so check back often. I launch my journey on September 6. Sunday, September 11, 2011. I am wearing socks today. I cant get my shoes on. Some idiot hunters are moving in. Im gone. Sunday, September 11, 2011. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I Want Some Signs. I performed better today!

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Solo Canoeing The Tennessee River: Life is Good

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Solo Canoeing The Tennessee River. This is an account of my 652 mile journey on The Tennessee River from Knoxville, through four states, 11 locks and 1,144,000 paddle strokes to Paducah. I will be posting lots of pictures so check back often. I launch my journey on September 6. Saturday, September 10, 2011. Saturday, September 10, 2011. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I Been A Thinkin. Fog on the River. Follow My Progress Daily. View Solo Canoeing the Tennessee River. In a larger map.

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Solo Canoeing The Tennessee River: River Hazzards

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Solo Canoeing The Tennessee River. This is an account of my 652 mile journey on The Tennessee River from Knoxville, through four states, 11 locks and 1,144,000 paddle strokes to Paducah. I will be posting lots of pictures so check back often. I launch my journey on September 6. Sunday, September 11, 2011. There are lots of hazards on this river, but this was one that I was surprised to find. Im glad I selected aluminum and not inflatable. Sunday, September 11, 2011. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).