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Most Eastern?2364 viewsThis waterfall is located at: N36.60942 W081.67726 and I'll betcha it is the most Eastern Waterfall in Tennessee.
To qualify on this site it must be 8 ft high or more. Can you find one more to the East and still be in Tennessee?
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Xray Falls2539 viewsSince it is 80 ft tall, beautiful and un listed on the map of DuPont Forest State Park, NC. we decided to let it be our new favorite
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Doug Hale2428 viewsOn 6 June, 1944 Doug Hale stood up. He stood up when he drove his landing craft ashore, delivering young men who will never grow old.
He stated he bent over to release the "Dogs" that held the ramp and missed a bullet that struck right behind him
He hasn't quit, still maintains his half of Guest River Railtrail at Coeburn, Va.
DOUG HALE, STAND UP! Now Doug take a bow........and thanks Doug.
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Our first English crew member2400 viewsWhat a delight! Gordon is a farmer from England and in very good shape. Hiked to Sill Branch and Pine Ridge Falls with us.
Not all Englishmen are from London. We have a lot in common, both being from farms.
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Coast Guard Brat!2796 viewsOne of these fine folks we met up Little Stony Creek turned out to be a Coast Guard Brat.
Oh don't get upset, that is a term of endearment for offspring of members of the Coast Guard family.
As soon as I get first names they will become members of our crew.
SEMPER PARATUS!
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Marine and Army hiking buddy2582 viewsShe is a Marine just coming down from the NYC Marathon.
He is and army Vet that answered the call and is coming down also, just not the same marathon.
You are a special treat for this Oldalbatross and renew my faith in young Americans.
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Panther?2549 viewsCould this possibly be a Rock Island State Park Panther?
Since being ordained a Tennessee citizen, way back in 1976 I have heard the stories about panthers that lurk in the mountains.
This was sighted right out our back door when we checked in at the park.
Should I have listened to Lou and not risked our life and limb by checking in after dark in a place where waterfalls emerge from cliffs, but have no visible river?
To find out, check under Planes, Trains and Odd things, Critters answer no. 2
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Forest Service2397 viewsMet this man at the Catawba Falls, NC trail head.
I'll use him to just say thanks to the U.S. Forest Service for all their work on our trails.
Because of their work we have access to one of the worlds great resources, the United States Forest.
If he lets me know his name I'll make him a CREW MEMBER, a distinction most try to avoid.
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Good Rep For the Van Fleet Trail2975 viewsMet this pleasant fellow while biking on the James A Van Fleet Trail of Florida. He filled us in on the history of the trail.
The trail is over 29 miles long and straight as it cold be. Great place to see wild life.Feb 26, 2015
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Good Directions2594 viewsMet these folks just above Catheys Creek Falls and they were kind enough to give us a short cut to Bird Rock falls, Thanks. The dogs must have moved just as I snapped the camera.Jan 18, 2015
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Charlie 2948 viewsWe met Charlie on Little Stony Creek Trail accompanying his friend down a very cold trail.
After making sure we were no threat he assumed his watch atop the back pack. When his transportation knelled down Charlie took his post atop the back pack. No, he did this willingly of his own accord. Dec 31, 2014
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Coast Guard Brat!2796 viewsOne of these fine folks we met up Little Stony Creek turned out to be a Coast Guard Brat.
Oh don't get upset, that is a term of endearment for offspring of members of the Coast Guard family.
As soon as I get first names they will become members of our crew.
SEMPER PARATUS!Dec 30, 2014
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Marine and Army hiking buddy2582 viewsShe is a Marine just coming down from the NYC Marathon.
He is and army Vet that answered the call and is coming down also, just not the same marathon.
You are a special treat for this Oldalbatross and renew my faith in young Americans.Nov 14, 2014
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Craftsman2838 viewsMet this kind man near Dayton, TN. While having a hard time photographing Sandhilll Cranes he saw us and invited us onto his property.
He was such an interesting fellow I forgot to photograph the Cranes. Study this face and you will find a personality that is rare today.
He gave us the tour of his property, which includes a woodworking shop of beauty.
As soon as he contacts us we willl add him permanently to the web site and see if we can show off some of his craft.Jan 12, 2014
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Summers Almost Gone2704 viewsAn old song goes something like, Summers come and gone and Winters coming on....
This old pony has a few too many battles in his past and looked dejected with the chilly Fall winds blowing. Oct 13, 2013
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Wild Ponies2530 viewsA joy to watch the kids with the herd of 'Wild" ponies. They do bight and kick though.Oct 13, 2013
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