Hiking Nature

Friday, February 13, 2009

There are quite a few great things about hiking at Radnor Lake in Nashville, and one of them has got to be running into people from the past! I must have run into dozens of former coworkers, employers, old party friends, and other acquaintances while hiking at Radnor Lake since I [...]

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There were so many cars on the west side of Radnor Lake that I had to park on the street, and cars were stretched almost halfway up the Otter Creek Road hill. That’s quite a showing, but not too surprising for a nice, though hot, morning in Nashville.
I walked past the spillway, took a left [...]

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I finally made it to a Nashville Hiking Meetup group hike, thanks to Kelly; I agreed to go at such a late hour, there was simply insufficient time for this socially paranoid introvert to come up with a plausible excuse not [...]

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OK, OK. I was wrong, wrong, wrong.
Man, I owe a certain Brentwood dentist an apology! But I’ll get to that later.
Today I met Gail, another deer-counting nature lover, up on the South Cove ridge this afternoon at Radnor Lake.
Gail was sitting on a bench (the one closest to what I call the South Cove [...]

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