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Work, work, work…
Weather: 80°F and Mostly Cloudy I went on a hike today. Short drive to a nice little place called Sinking Waters Forest Loop. I’ve blogged about it before. Today, during the drive, and the hike, I saw quite a bit of work-work-work. It was the squirrels! They were working like, umm… well, squirrels. Finding their… Continue reading
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Sights seen
Little Switzerland A charming little collection of stores and such perched (precariously, I’d say) on the side of a tall mountain. Wonderful views from the smattering of inns there. The community is reminiscent of if Gatlinburg and Asheville, had a runt of a child community. There’s a Witch Shop, and a cafe, and a used… Continue reading
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The Camping/Glamping Experience
There’s the things… I live in the country. Compared to in-city living, it is indeed in the country. I see deer and wild turkeys in my yard almost every day. My neighbor has chickens, and someone across the little valley has chickens (with roosters), and turkeys. I hear the country and farm sounds all the… Continue reading
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Buckeye Bank – A Calming Camp Experience
Tanglewood Creekside Campground Near Linville Gorge in North Carolina is a nice little campground, Tanglewood Creekside Campground to be exact. It seems to be somewhat new, but is coming along nicely. Situated alongside Pepper Creek, there are some wonderful locations. I look forward to coming back in the future. The location is superb. There are… Continue reading
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My Best Life
Beautiful day today. It’s 1pm and only mid-seventies, with a breeze. Sun is shining, a few clouds skittering by with associated shadows on the ground; a Platonic perspective indeed. I’m sitting on my covered porch looking out at the little valley and wiping the sweat off my face. I’ve finished my lower yard. I use… Continue reading
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Inside the Deep 2
The big question is how does one encode empathy. Continue reading
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Closer to Home (I’m your Captain)
Great song, great feeling. The closer to home part that is. I’m nobody’s captain. Lock A campground at Cheatham dam was nice. Allegedly, the name Marvin means friend of the sea, which I extend to any maritime environment. Including the Cumberland River. The little shelf of land the campsite was on tapered gently to the… Continue reading
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