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Cropped from a screen-capture - Tennessee Landforms website using USGS topo maps and experimental distance-tool mouse-tracking.
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Here's the staging area we used to assemble the RZ. This is the parking lot at Fire Lake boat ramp. To the right of the photo,
Date: 09/10/2006
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Ardea Herodias Ubiquitous
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My friend remarked on the absurdity of constructing a bridge with platforms on either side that appear designed to enable local
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Cellular Tower
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After about two hours paddling, we pulled up here to stretch and relieve our aching backs. My only complaint about this boat is
Date: 09/10/2006
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Tracks of several deer near the water's edge at the site of our break.
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The hillsides are all in green leafy splendor during the warm weather here in Middle Tennessee, in vibrant contrast to their bar
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Yeah, I'm fascinated by the way plants in this part of the world burst into leaf and flower during the spring and summer of the
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Also fascinating to me, having grown up on the California coast near Los Angeles, is the abundance of water - seen here flowing
Date: 09/10/2006
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Some kind of Jurassic throwback - a brontosaurus in driftwood
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At this point, we were well enough out of the reservoir's impoundment to perceive current rippling the shallow water
Date: 09/10/2006
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This is as far upstream as we were able to paddle in the time allotted us. Beyond this point, we would have had to pull the boa
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Mysterious numbers painted on white placards adorned several hillsides. On the way back, I shot this important documentary imag
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The winds on Normandy Lake are predictable in that they will always blow from the direction that is the most inconvenient. Here
Date: 09/10/2006
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